Morocco's ruling coalition has won the country's 2026 legislative elections, according to official results. The vote was marked by a turnout rate that was the lowest recorded in nearly two decades, reflecting widespread voter disengagement.
The coalition, which has governed since the previous elections, retained its majority in the House of Representatives. Opposition parties made limited gains, but the overall balance of power in parliament remained largely unchanged.
Election officials reported that participation was significantly below the levels seen in recent legislative votes. Analysts attributed the low turnout to public frustration with economic conditions and a perception that the vote would not alter the government's direction.
The results are expected to lead to the formation of a new government led by the same coalition. The incoming administration will face challenges including unemployment, inflation, and regional security concerns.
