Electoral Complaints Drop Raises Questions
The article concerns a nearly 60% decrease in electoral complaints received by public prosecutors prior to the legislative elections in Morocco, dropping from 229 complaints in 2021 to just 93 in 2026. The analysis reveals that this decline does not necessarily indicate a reduction in violations or an improvement in electoral integrity, given the differences in campaign stages and conditions between the two years, as well as legal changes that introduced new criminal offenses, especially in the digital sphere. Additionally, allegations of fraud and documented incidents with audio and visual evidence have been raised in the Tangier-Azila district, where the Attorney General announced the opening of a judicial investigation. This situation could lead to further challenges to the electoral process and place its integrity under scrutiny.
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