Free Party Candidate Joins Regional List
The article discusses a legal issue concerning the candidacy of a female candidate from the Progress and Socialist Party in the Rabat-Salé-Kenitra regional elections. A question is raised about whether she properly and legally ended her affiliation with her previous party, the National Rally of Independents, before running on the list of her current party. The information suggests that violating the party affiliation law could lead to the annulment of the seat she won, as happened in a previous election in 2021, when the Constitutional Court nullified a candidate's victory due to their belonging to two parties simultaneously. The case hinges on confirming her resignation from the previous party before submitting her candidacy, and whether she actually submitted it prior to the nomination. The outcome depends on establishing the legal status of her affiliation at the time of candidacy, with the possibility that breaching the law could result in the seat being nullified if it is proven that she did not comply with the conditions set out in the legislative organization law for parties.
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