فاس نيوز ميديا جريدة الكترونية جهوية تعنى بشؤون و أخبار جهة فاس مكناس – متجددة على مدار الساعة
The latest official data related to the partial elections for the southern Fez district says:
1406 Ain Al-Bayda in favor of Al-Ahrar
1058 Sidi Ahrazem in favor of Al-Ahrar
Sons of Tayeb 2443 in favor of Al-Ahrar
1535 County of Agdel in favor of the freedmen
Thus, the National Rally of Liberals wins the parliamentary seat for the southern Fez district.
Supporters of the National Rally of Liberals celebrated the victory in a parliamentary seat in the southern Fez district.
Facebook accounts of members of the Ahrar Party published their festive appearances.
Since the start of the voting process at eight in the morning, it appears that the urging to participate did not achieve the desired success, and according to the first reports, it is expected that the participation rate will not exceed 3% or a maximum of 4% out of a total of 255,318 registered voters.
Elections in all their forms and types are considered an important opportunity for all citizens, as they represent an opportunity to exercise the political rights guaranteed in the Constitution, and are also considered a strong indicator of the health of democracy in society.
Regarding the organization of the partial elections in southern Fez, it is worth noting that they come after the vacancy of the position of former parliamentary representative Abdelkader Bousiri, a member of the Socialist Union of Popular Forces party in the southern Fez district. He was stripped of his membership status in the House of Representatives by a decision of the Constitutional Court, according to Background to his judicial prosecution.
The partial elections in southern Fez, and the accompanying weak participation rate, raise questions among those following local affairs about the extent to which this abstention from voting is considered normal and natural, especially since these elections remain partial.
In a related context, the same sources explained this electoral reluctance as a result of citizens’ loss of confidence in elected officials and political officials.
The Liberal Party, the Istiqlal Party, the Popular Movement, the Socialist Union, and the Justice and Development Party announced their candidates for this vacant seat.
Source: Fez News Media
