Bouyaash: Voting occurred in a mostly calm environment
The Chairwoman of the National Human Rights Council, Amna Bouayach, reported that the 2026 legislative elections transpired in a "semi-normal" atmosphere. According to the Council's observers, moments of tension and debate did not impact the conduct of the voting process. The monitoring covered 3,915 polling stations across 82 prefectures and regions, representing an 8.9% coverage of all polling stations. Only minor violations were observed, accounting for less than 3% across all notes, with no evidence of bias from authorities in favor of any parties during the campaign. Bouayach called for strengthening public trust by improving registration and electoral communication mechanisms, with a focus on increasing representation of women and youth, protecting freedoms—especially freedom of expression—and taking into account the social context, which centered on employment, health, and education issues.
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