Legislative elections in Morocco: Will young people turn out to vote?
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Legislative Elections in Morocco: Will the Youth Be in the Mood to Vote? (opens at the publisher, in a new window)
In Morocco, more than 16 million voters were called to the polls to elect 395 deputies. The article highlights the scepticism of young people facing unemployment and rising living costs, in an election presented as a test of confidence for the political class.
Elections in Morocco: Gen Z 212 is extending the movement (opens at the publisher, in a new window)
In Morocco, nearly 16 million voters are electing the Chamber of Representatives in a vote expected to see strong youth abstention. The article highlights Gen Z 212's distrust of political parties and its continued confidence in King Mohammed VI.
Legislative elections in Morocco: Will young people turn out to vote? (opens at the publisher, in a new window)
In Morocco, more than 16 million voters are called to the polls to elect 395 lawmakers in a context of rising living costs, youth unemployment and distrust toward political parties. The article says turnout, especially among 18-24 year-olds, will be the key issue in the vote.