Morocco voter registration deadline expires at midnight

Morocco voter registration deadline expires at midnight
Saturday 13 June 2026 - 19:19

Morocco’s Interior Ministry reminded citizens that the deadline to register on the general electoral lists expires at midnight on Saturday, June 13, ahead of legislative elections scheduled for September 23.

The reminder applies to citizens who are not yet registered and meet the legal voting conditions, including those who are already 18 or will turn 18 by election day.

The ministry said registration requests can be submitted through the official electoral-list website or at local administrative authority offices in the applicant’s place of residence.

Voters who have moved outside the commune or district where they are currently registered were also urged to request a transfer to the electoral list of their new place of residence before the same deadline.

Citizens who changed address within the same commune or district must update their information through the same channels.

Registered voters can check their status online or by sending a text message to the free number 2727.

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