Popular Movement Office Meets Post-Elections
After the legislative elections held on September 23, 2026, the Popular Movement Party confirmed that it maintained its parliamentary presence and gained three additional seats compared to the previous elections, reaching a total of 29 seats in the House of Representatives. The party noted its expansion into new cities and areas, despite a decline in some traditional districts, attributing this to both subjective and objective factors. It also observed that some of its candidates narrowly failed to win. The party praised the performance of its candidates and the election campaigns, and congratulated the Authenticity and Modernity Party on leading the election results, emphasizing that the voting process was generally successful despite some limited violations. Additionally, the party announced its support for the legal challenge lodged against the results in the Dakhla constituency, based on local reports, reaffirming that the resolution of these legal disputes depends on judicial authorities. Regarding voter turnout, the party recorded a participation rate of 38%, considering it a signal for rethinking the relationship between citizens and representative institutions. Internally, the party linked the post-election phase to a phase of societal engagement and called on its members to participate actively in developing its political and organizational project for upcoming electoral battles.
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