Legislative Elections: Voter Turnout Reaches 21% at 3 PM in Morocco

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The legislative voting continues this Wednesday, September 23, across various electoral constituencies in Morocco. As of 3 PM, the national voter turnout was recorded at 21%, according to data centralized from different prefectures and provinces.

Voting Continues Under Normal Conditions

Since the opening of the polling stations, the electoral operations have been carried out under conditions deemed normal throughout the national territory.

The data collected from various prefectures and provinces allows for monitoring the evolution of voter turnout throughout the day. By 3 PM, more than one in five voters had already participated in the election aimed at renewing the members of the House of Representatives.

This milestone occurs several hours before the closing of the polling stations, leaving time for voters who have not yet cast their ballots during the morning or early afternoon to participate in the election.

A Nationwide Monitored Election Day

The election mobilizes the territorial structures responsible for organizing the vote in different regions of the Kingdom. The monitoring of voter turnout relies notably on data collected from prefectures and provinces, which is then centralized at the national level.

The figure of 21% thus serves as a benchmark in the progression of this election day. The final level of participation can only be established at the conclusion of all voting operations and the consolidation of data.

For now, no information communicated in the available reports indicates any general disruption of the electoral process. Operations continue in polling stations across the country.