HIBAPRESS – Mohamed Zerriouh
The voting process is ongoing during the evening period at various polling stations and offices in the Nador province, in electoral conditions heading towards its final hours, before the ballot boxes close at precisely 7 PM.
At the level of Nador city, the movement of male and female voters towards the polling stations is still lacking the significant density that might typically be recorded at such junctures. However, field observation has shown a relative increase in turnout compared to the morning period, with citizens continuing to arrive sporadically at the polling offices.
Voting is taking place across 719 offices distributed among the various municipalities of the province, with the number of registered male and female voters amounting to approximately 288,195 voters. After a modest turnout was recorded during the morning period, the remaining few hours remain open to the possibility of an increase in the pace of participation, especially since the final hours of election day typically witness the arrival of additional numbers of voters wishing to exercise their right to vote.
As soon as the voting process concludes at 7 PM, the vote counting operations, report preparation, and result tabulation will commence, awaiting the results that will determine the identities of those who win the four parliamentary seats allocated to the Nador province constituency.
Thus, the electoral process in Nador enters its final and decisive hours, while attention is directed towards what the polling stations will witness just before their doors close, and whether the remaining minutes and hours will see an increase in the number of male and female voters heading to the ballot boxes.
