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Interior Ministry Starts Election Notices
Beginning August 24, 2026, the local authorities in Morocco started distributing voting notifications to voters, enabling them to identify the locations of their designated polling stations in preparation for the legislative elections scheduled for September 23, 2026. The Ministry clarifies that these notifications are not mandatory voting documents, and that the national identity card remains the official document for proving identity on election day. Voters retain their rights even if they do not receive the notification. Additionally, the Ministry of Interior has launched an online platform that allows Moroccans residing outside the country to authorize someone else inside Morocco to vote on their behalf by entering and verifying their details. The proxy can be sent via email or regular mail. This measure aims to enhance the participation of Moroccans abroad. Although the diaspora generally prefers to vote directly in their country of residence, the current solution remains to use a proxy as a legal mechanism, with ongoing discussions about possibly mandating in-person voting in the future.
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