HIBAPRESS – A. Mahyaoui
The election campaign in the province of Taounate is witnessing a remarkable acceleration in field activities in recent days, especially in the Ouled Teima – Gfsaay constituency. Abdul Rahman Al-Maisouri, the candidate for the National Rally of Independents (RNI) list, continues to intensify his outreach tours in various communities, villages, and weekly markets.
The RNI is making a significant organizational and field presence at several electoral stations in the region, with Al-Maisouri and party supporters actively engaging in weekly markets, villages, and population centers, adopting direct communication with citizens. The party has conducted tours in the markets of Ouled Teima, Jbabra, Kissan, and Tafrent, in addition to other locations within the Ouled Teima – Gfsaay constituency.
This field presence reflects the mobilization efforts of the RNI in the election campaign across the province. Meanwhile, the presence of several competing parties appears less prominent at some stations and weekly markets, according to local reports on the electoral scene in the region. This makes the competition extend beyond programs and speeches to include the ability to directly reach voters, especially in villages, rural communities, and markets that serve as crucial spaces for communication with residents.
The strength of Al-Maisouri's campaign, as evidenced by his recent movements, lies in its continuous field outreach. Whenever the campaign reaches a weekly market, village, or community, the presence of the party's supporters is clearly visible, giving the RNI significant organizational momentum at numerous electoral stations.
This situation presents a challenge to the other list candidates to increase their communication efforts and engage in the field. The weak direct presence in some areas could lead to a less balanced competition in terms of visibility and communication, without necessarily predetermining voting intentions, which remain subject to the voters' choices on election day.
This dynamic is unfolding within an election campaign that has entered its decisive stages. Various parties are seeking to capitalize on the final days to enhance their presence, publicize their programs, and attract voters, while Al-Maisouri continues his high-paced field activities, benefiting from a communication network that extends to numerous villages, rural communities, and weekly markets.
