Over 20 districts face election cancellation
Parliamentary expert Abdel Latif Brohou emphasized that candidates in more than 20 electoral districts across the kingdom are at risk of having their parliamentary elections canceled due to the phenomenon of "political migration." Major parties have attracted candidates from other parties, despite these candidates submitting written resignations from their original parties. He explained that most of these candidates, despite their resignations, still retain membership in regional and local councils, which constitutes a violation of the law that prohibits running under party colors if the candidate remains a member of another political body. Brohou cited a judicial decision issued by the Constitutional Court, clarifying that resigning from a party does not justify running under another party's banner if the candidate remains a member of their previous party. Such a situation exposes them to disqualification and exclusion from the elections. He affirmed that addressing this phenomenon requires decisive intervention from the Ministry of Interior and political parties, especially since the law mandates the ministry to verify the legality of candidacies before approving them. Activating these procedures after the elections is the only way to ensure the integrity of the results and prevent their corruption in key districts that could influence the country's political map.
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