Moroccan election results

Moroccan election results — sourced data and update dates on zexet.dev.

• 2026: PAM comes first

  The PAM came first with 97 seats, the RNI lost 36 seats and the PJD returned with 54; turnout fell to 38.08%.

• 2021: the collapse of the PJD

  Simultaneous legislative, regional and communal elections; the RNI came first with 102 seats while the PJD fell from 125 to 13.

• 2016 election and the blockage

  The PJD strengthened its lead with 125 seats and the PAM came second with 102; six months of deadlock ended with Benkirane’s dismissal and Othmani’s appointment.

• 2011: after the Arab Spring

  The first election under the 2011 Constitution; the PJD came first with 107 seats and led the Government for the first time.

• 2007: record-low turnout

  Turnout of just 37%; Istiqlal came first with 52 seats, the USFP fell sharply, and Abbas El Fassi became Prime Minister.

• 2002: the first election under Mohammed VI

  Seen as cleaner than previous votes, it introduced a 30-seat national list for women; the USFP came first but the King appointed technocrat Driss Jettou.

• 1997 election and the Alternance

  The first House elected entirely by direct vote; the USFP came first with 57 seats and its leader Abderrahmane Youssoufi became Prime Minister.

• 1993 election: a near tie with the Koutla

  A near tie between the governing parties and the Democratic Bloc; the Constitutional Union came first with 54 seats, with the USFP and Istiqlal on 52 each.

• 1984 election and the rise of the UC

  The Constitutional Union, founded only a year earlier, came first with 83 seats ahead of the RNI.

• 1977 election and the return of the opposition

  After the "democratic process" began, opposition parties returned to Parliament, but "independents" won 141 seats and founded the RNI in 1978.

• 1970 election under boycott

  An election following the 1970 Constitution, boycotted by the National Bloc (Istiqlal and UNFP) and dominated by "independent" candidates.

• First legislative election, 1963

  The first parliament elected under the 1962 Constitution, won by the pro-palace Front for the Defence of Constitutional Institutions ahead of Istiqlal and the UNFP.