🇲🇦 Morocco
All elections and results
Parliamentary elections
How Morocco votes
Morocco is a constitutional monarchy in North Africa in which an elected parliament and government share power with a king who retains decisive authority over strategic affairs. The bicameral parliament comprises the directly elected House of Representatives (395 seats, elected every five years by proportional representation) and the indirectly elected House of Councillors. Under the 2011 constitution — adopted after the "Arab Spring" protests — King Mohammed VI must appoint the prime minister from the party that wins the most seats, but he chairs the Council of Ministers and controls religion, security, the army and foreign policy. Morocco's crowded multi-party system never produces a single-party majority, so every government is a coalition. Elections are administered by the Ministry of the Interior.