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Loujaq's Impact on Election Results
The National Rally of Independents (RNI) experienced a decline in the September 23 elections, dropping from first place to second position. The results were partly explained by changes in the coalition landscape within the parties before the vote, with leaders and candidates transferring from the RNI and other parties to the Authenticity and Modernity Party (PAM). Since the months leading up to the elections, PAM has significantly expanded its appeal, especially in districts that traditionally supported the RNI, which contributed to a shift in the balance of power. One prominent example is Fouzi Lekjaa, who officially joined PAM's leadership before the elections and contested under its banner, a move that reflected a broad polarization effort impacting the party's results and leading to its decline from the top spot. Nevertheless, the September 23 results did not eliminate the RNI from the political scene; they simply changed its ranking from the lead to second place, while voter confidence in the party remains intact.
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