HIBAPRESS – Mohamed Zerriouh
The Nador electoral district witnessed a remarkable and unprecedented democratic transformation, brought about by the legislative election results. The indicators carried a surprise with the rise of four new parliamentary deputies who are assuming this responsibility for the first time in their political careers. This prominent development undoubtedly confirms that the local electoral map in Nador has undergone a radical and structural modification, reflecting voters' desire for change and the infusion of new blood into the legislative process.
In detail, the unofficial preliminary results indicate that the Authenticity and Modernity Party (PAM), led by Mohamed Momeni, came out on top, securing over 13,000 votes according to the circulating data regarding the vote count. Based on the same preliminary results, the other three positions were secured by Abdelkader Qodad from the Constitutional Union Party, Mohamed Sadiqi from the Justice and Development Party, and Halim Foutat from the National Rally of Independents Party.
These indicators have drawn the curtain on a previous political phase, heralding the emergence of a completely different local landscape than what has been accustomed to by followers of party affairs in the region for many years. This radical change in representative faces confirms that the Nador citizen has become more aware of their decision-making power and bolder in punishing stagnation and rewarding renewal and alternatives capable of carrying the torch of development. This is especially true as the new entrants face a heavy legacy and daunting challenges that require them to prove themselves.
Politically, this electoral development consolidates the culture of transition and enhances citizens' confidence in the entire process, proving that change has always been and remains possible through the ballot box. The rise of faces entering the parliamentary experience for the first time also offers a real opportunity to introduce new dynamics in discussions and advocacy for the region's major issues, such as economic development, employment, and the improvement of infrastructure, which have long preoccupied the residents.
These figures remain preliminary and unofficial in their entirety, pending the completion of vote counting and aggregation processes and the announcement of official results by the competent authorities. Meanwhile, observers of the political scene in Nador province await the final results that will officially determine the names of those who have won parliamentary seats, thus inaugurating a new political chapter for the district under the banner of linking responsibility with accountability.
