HIBAPRESS – Ahmed Al-Massaad
In the context of implementing the provisions of Organic Law No. 27.11 concerning the House of Representatives, and in application of the legal mechanisms adopted in the distribution of electoral seats, the vote counting process for the regional electoral district, which has been allocated 7 seats, has determined the final contours of the political map distribution in the regional district.
The electoral process witnessed a wide participation within the regional district, which had 1,219,876 registered voters. Based on the stipulated regulatory criteria, the electoral quotient was determined to be 174,268. Following the calculation of votes and the application of the largest remainder rule, the seven allocated seats were distributed among the leading lists.
The results, ranked from highest to lowest number of votes obtained, revealed the winners of the seven seats.
Winning Lists for the Parliamentary Seats (7 Seats):
– The list of Houda Meghari Al-Mbarred from the Authenticity and Modernity Party: Topped the results by a large margin, securing first place with 85,465 votes (eighty-five thousand four hundred and sixty-five) to guarantee the first seat.
– The list of Fatima Zahra Bsaourou from the National Rally of Independents: Came in second place with 45,474 votes (forty-five thousand four hundred and seventy-four) to win the second seat.
– The list of Latifa Tibi from the Independence Party: Occupied third place with 43,526 votes (forty-three thousand five hundred and twenty-six) and won the third seat.
– The list of Dounia Sakali from the Justice and Development Party: Ranked fourth with 34,217 votes (thirty-four thousand two hundred and seventeen), achieving the fourth seat.
– The list of Malika Houlish from the Popular Movement Party: Came in fifth place with 27,551 votes (twenty-seven thousand five hundred and fifty-one) to win the fifth seat.
– The list of Sana Rahmouni from the Socialist Union Party: Reached sixth place with 21,321 votes (twenty-one thousand three hundred and twenty-one) and obtained the sixth seat.
– The list of Hanane Soufi from the Progress and Socialism Party: Concluded the winning lists by occupying seventh place with 13,777 votes (thirteen thousand seven hundred and seventy-seven) to win the seventh and final seat.
This numerical reading of the electoral landscape confirms the varying extent of competition among the different stakeholders and participating lists, as the reliance on the largest remainder rule was the most prominent criterion and the cornerstone in deciding the race and defining the parliamentary representation of the region.
