Moroccans are voting on Wednesday, September 23, 2026, to elect members of the House of Representatives, the lower house of Parliament. The election will fill all 395 seats and shape the country's political landscape for the coming term.
More than 3,000 observers have been deployed to monitor the voting process, according to official sources. These include national and international observers tasked with ensuring transparency and compliance with electoral laws.
The legislative elections are a key step in Morocco's political calendar, determining the composition of the first chamber and influencing the formation of the next government. The results will also affect the balance of power among political parties.
Voting is taking place across the country, with polling stations open from morning to evening. Preliminary results are expected to be announced in the days following the election.
