Monarchy-aligned PAM leads in Morocco election provisional results
- Authenticity and Modernity Party (PAM) secured 97 of 395 seats in Morocco’s parliament according to provisional results.
- The election turnout was 38 percent, indicating a relatively low level of voter participation.
- Provisional results position PAM as the leading party, aligning closely with the monarchy.
- The final certification of results and subsequent coalition negotiations are pending.
- The outcome will shape Morocco’s legislative priorities and political stability in the coming months.
In Morocco’s recent parliamentary election, the monarchy‑aligned Authenticity and Modernity Party (PAM) emerged as the leading force, winning 97 of the 395 seats, according to provisional results released by Al Jazeera.
The provisional tally shows that only 38 percent of eligible voters turned out, a figure that underscores ongoing concerns about civic engagement and the legitimacy of the electoral process. PAM’s 97 seats place it ahead of all other parties, giving it a strong foothold in a 395‑seat chamber that will shape the country’s legislative agenda.
While the results signal a continuation of the monarchy’s influence through its allied party, the overall seat distribution remains fragmented, with several opposition groups still vying for influence. The low turnout may prompt calls for electoral reforms and greater public outreach as the country prepares to finalize the results and negotiate coalition agreements.
As the electoral commission moves toward final certification, observers will watch to see how PAM’s gains translate into policy influence and how the opposition responds to the current parliamentary landscape, setting the stage for Morocco’s next phase of political governance.
