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Electoral apathy and trust concerns
The results of the Moroccan legislative elections held on Wednesday, September 23, 2026, showed a significant decline in voter turnout to approximately 38%, compared to around 51% in 2021 and 42% in 2016. This is the lowest level since the adoption of the 2011 constitution. Authorities and observers consider this decline a reflection of a crisis of trust in political institutions and raise questions about the effectiveness of electoral participation in bringing about tangible changes in citizens’ lives, particularly in the areas of employment, health, education, and purchasing power. The National Human Rights Council called for a review of the methods used by political parties and elected institutions to understand the reasons behind the eroding trust and to improve the relationship between citizens and political actors, with efforts to strengthen their engagement and encourage greater participation in future elections.
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