HIBAPRESS – Jerada
Organizational preparations for the legislative elections scheduled for September 23, 2026, are continuing in the province of Jerada, through the completion of arrangements for determining and distributing polling stations that will secure the voting process in various areas of the province.
The electoral map in the province includes 273 polling stations distributed across 28 central offices, according to the approved division for the electoral process.
This network includes the various territorial communities in the province, including Jerada, Ras El Ksar, Es Sbab, Berkine, Sakka, Lamrija, Houara Oulad Rhaw, Oulad Bourima, Tadert, and Mezguitem, with the distribution of polling stations to designated institutions and facilities to host the voting process.
The central offices are distributed according to numbering from 1 to 28, where each central unit is linked to a group of polling stations, according to the adopted geographical distribution.
The Jerada community includes ten central offices, numbered from 1 to 10, while the Mezguitem community has been allocated central offices 11 and 12, and the Oulad Bourima community has central office number 13.
As for the Tadert community, it includes three central offices, which are 14, 15, and 16, while central offices 17 and 18 have been allocated to the Ras El Ksar community.
The Es Sbab community has central office number 19, while the Berkine community includes central offices 20 and 21, and the Sakka community has offices 22 and 23.
The Lamrija community also includes central offices 24 and 25, while central offices 26, 27, and 28 have been allocated to the Houara Oulad Rhaw community.
The data shows that polling stations are not only concentrated within urban centers and communities, but also extend to a number of educational institutions and local facilities, with each station linked to a specific area or village.
This data reflects the breadth of the polling station network in the province and its extension to a large number of areas and villages, with the use of various educational institutions and local facilities to host the voting process.
HIBAPRESS – Mohamed Boudehan
Thus, the province of Jerada enters the next legislative election with an electoral map including 273 polling stations and 28 central offices distributed across various territorial communities, in anticipation of September 23, 2026, the date for voters to head to the ballot boxes to choose their representatives.
