Morocco is scheduled to hold legislative elections on September 25, 2026, according to official announcements. The elections will determine the composition of the House of Representatives, the lower chamber of Parliament, for the next five years.
The campaign has been marked by widespread social discontent and growing political distrust. Many citizens express frustration over unemployment, inflation, and perceived corruption, while trust in political institutions has declined. These issues have become central themes in the electoral debate.
Key stakes include the ability of the next government to address economic challenges and restore public confidence. The elections are also seen as a test for the political parties that have governed in recent years, as well as for the opposition.
Observers note that voter turnout will be a crucial indicator of public engagement. The results will shape Morocco's political landscape and its approach to pressing social and economic reforms.
