Morocco’s Left Adjusts Strategy Post-Elections
The results of the 2026 parliamentary elections in Morocco are shaping the contours of a reorganization of the partisan landscape, especially within the left. The Progress and Socialist Party retreated to 19 seats compared to 22 in the 2021 elections, while the left coalition surged to 8 seats. The party is considering the possibility of forming a joint parliamentary team with the left coalition, which includes the Unified Socialist Party and the Democratic Left Federation, in order to unify the left forces within the House of Representatives. The figures indicate that this rapprochement is crucial for forming a unified parliamentary bloc, especially after a previous attempt to do so prior to the elections faced obstacles. The party leader also criticized the electoral process, accusing some winning forces of using money and influence networks, and pointed out that the competition has deviated from the programs and main issues of citizens.
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