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Morocco: Youth vote in focus ahead of first parliamentary elections since Gen Z protests

Former protest participants are seeking seats as parties court young voters amid 37 percent youth unemployment and low registration, officials said.

Summary by Africa News
As Morocco readies for Wednesday’s parliamentary elections, all eyes are on young voters. These are the first elections since youth-led protests spread across the country in late 2025.

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The Washington PostThe Washington Post
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Morocco holds elections after mass migration attempts and deadly youth ...

·Washington, United States
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Morocco Is Going to the Polls, but Gen Z Is Staying Home. ‘It Is an Engaged Generation, but They Do Not Feel represented.’

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Times of IndiaTimes of India
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From Gen Z protests to polls: What is driving Morocco's voters

Rest of World News: Moroccans aged 18 to 24 make up just 4% of registered voters in Wednesday's parliamentary election, compared with more than 29% for people aged 60 and.

·India
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Al JazeeraAl Jazeera
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Morocco’s youth take Gen Z protest demands to the polls

Young candidates hope the election can turn youth frustration into political participation.

·Doha, Qatar
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Africa NewsAfrica News
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Morocco: Youth vote in focus ahead of first parliamentary elections since Gen Z protests

As Morocco readies for Wednesday’s parliamentary elections, all eyes are on young voters. These are the first elections since youth-led protests spread across the country in late 2025.

·Pointe-Noire, Congo (the)
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World News: Jill Z and the Moroccan elections... Are Young Faces Enough to Restore Trust?

World News: Between those who have lost faith in political elites and those who bet on change through the ballot box, the question remains: will the parties succeed in restoring the trust of young people, or will the confidence gap continue? ...

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Africa News broke the news in Pointe-Noire, Congo (the) on Monday, September 21, 2026.
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