Legislators in Morocco: End of Voting on a Low-Infancy Basis Among Young People
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After a day of voting, polling stations closed in Morocco, where nearly 16 million voters were called to the polls on Wednesday, 23 September, to elect the 395 members of the House of Representatives. One year after a protest movement, the vote of young people is particularly scrutinized: their participation could be very low.
Elections were also held on a day marked by the strengthening of security measures in the north of the country.
The voting offices in the various regions of Morocco closed on Wednesday evening, after the end of the vote in the legislative elections, to begin the counting and counting of votes in preparation for the announcement of the results and the determination of the composition of the new House of Representatives. The voting process was completed at 7 p.m. local time, after 11 hours since the opening of the polling stations at 8 a.m. for voters to se…
Sir Mohamed Shammad . Rabat . Media desert polling offices throughout Morocco were closed this afternoon, Wednesday evening, after the legal period for voting in legislative elections, in which candidates competed for 395 seats in the House of Representatives. The voting offices were opened at 8 a.m., and the voting process continued until 7 p.m., [...]
At 7 p.m. today, Wednesday, the voting offices of various parts of the Kingdom were closed, thus ending the voting process for the election of members of the House of Representatives. The voting offices were closed on schedule, following a ballot at 8 a.m., which lasted 11 hours, allowing voters and voters registered in the electoral regulations to cast their votes. Following the closure of the ballot boxes, [...]
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