Morocco's Independence Party: conservative, monarchist, centrist international alignment
Morocco’s September 23 legislative elections are shaping a test for the political system as young Moroccans show limited electoral engagement. Data shows aging voters dominate the rolls while youth unemployment and housing remain pressing issues. Analysts say restoring trust and ensuring genuine competition are crucial ahead of the vote and the 2030 development agenda.
Morocco’s 23 September legislative elections are underway, with 15.8 million voters registered. The vote shapes Parliament and government formation amid concerns over youth employment, economic pressures, and trust in political institutions. Campaigns emphasize domestic issues, campaign rules, and debates over party switching and leadership, as the political map evolves post-2021 defeat.