Morocco Parliamentary election 2026 (House of Representatives) — Results

Election day: September 23, 2026

Figures from official electoral authorities · last checked 2 Nov 2026, 18:17 UTC
  • Authenticity and Modernity Party (PAM): 97 seats
  • National Rally of Independents (RNI): 66 seats
  • Istiqlal (Independence) Party: 65 seats
  • Justice and Development Party (PJD): 54 seats
  • Popular Movement (MP): 29 seats
  • Socialist Union of Popular Forces (USFP): 26 seats
  • Party of Progress and Socialism (PPS): 19 seats
  • Constitutional Union (UC): 17 seats

Turnout: 38.02%

Parties and party leaders

  • RNI · Mohamed Chaouki — Leads the governing coalition since 2021; Chaouki succeeded Akhannouch in February 2026
  • PAM · Fatima Ezzahra El Mansouri — Governing coalition partner since 2021; second-largest party in 2021
  • Istiqlal (PI) · Nizar Baraka — Historic party of the independence movement; coalition partner since 2021
  • USFP · Driss Lachgar — Socialists; in opposition since 2021
  • MP · Mohamed Ouzzine — Rural, Amazigh-rooted party; in opposition since 2021
  • PPS · Nabil Benabdallah — Left-wing heir of the Moroccan Communist Party; in opposition
  • PJD · Abdelilah Benkirane — Islamist party that led the government 2011–2021; cut to 13 seats in 2021

The Ministry of the Interior recorded 1,850 lists and 7,288 candidacies from 28 political formations, one of them a coalition formed for this election: the Alliance de la gauche, formed in May 2026 by the PSU and the Federation of the Democratic Left, standing joint lists in 63 local and 6 regional constituencies. The Constitutional Union (UC) also fields lists.

Government and coalitions

Before the vote

Aziz Akhannouch (RNI) has been head of government since October 2021, leading a coalition of the RNI, the Authenticity and Modernity Party (PAM) and Istiqlal. He is not standing in this election and handed the RNI leadership to Mohamed Chaouki in February 2026.

After the vote

The Interior Ministry proclaimed the definitive results on 26 September: the PAM won 97 of the 395 seats, ahead of the RNI (66), Istiqlal (65) and the PJD (54); a majority takes 198, so at least three parties are needed. The three parties of the outgoing majority hold 228 together. On 29 September King Mohammed VI appointed Fatima Ezzahra El Mansouri (PAM) head of government and charged her with forming one; as of 3 October no coalition had been announced.

About this election

How the vote works

The 395 members of the House of Representatives are elected by proportional representation in two tiers: 305 in 92 local constituencies and 90 in twelve regional constituencies, on lists meant to promote women and younger candidates. Seats are distributed by largest remainder, with the electoral quotient based on registered voters rather than votes cast since a 2021 reform. Elections are supervised by the Ministry of the Interior.

Compiled and reviewed from official results by ElectioMap. See our data methodology.

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