Moroccan Voter Turnout Reaches 79.52%
The elections held on September 23, 2026, in the Al-Ayoun prefecture recorded a historic participation rate of 79.52%, the highest in Morocco. This turnout serves as a referendum on the country's territorial unity and a strong endorsement of Moroccan sovereignty over the Sahara. The voting results reaffirm the residents' determination to elect their parliamentary representatives to defend the region's interests, while also strengthening Morocco's presence on the national and international political stages. Other areas, such as Casablanca, Hay Mohammedi, and Ben M'sik, achieved notable results. Some leaders expressed satisfaction and described the turnout as "average," noting there was variation in the results among different political parties.
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