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  News        +++  01 February 2012 Morocco: Benkirane government wins confidence vote, Magharebia (2012)
Head of State
Inherited monarchy
Head of Government
Appointed
Electoral System (Chamber 1)
List Proportional Representation
Voting age
18

Governmental

Name of Institution: Ministry of Interior Website Address: N/A

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01 February 2012
Morocco: Benkirane government wins confidence vote, Magharebia (2012)
01 December 2011
Morocco Gets Muslim Brotherhood PM, Palestine Chronicle (2011)
28 November 2011
Morocco: Islamist party wins power for first time, The Telegraph (2011)
28 November 2011
Morocco Islamists poised to win parliamentary vote, Reuters (2011)
25 November 2011
Morocco votes in first poll since Mohamed VI's reforms, BBC (2011)
25 November 2011
Moroccan election faces low turnout despite new constitution, The Guardian (2011)
21 November 2011
Morocco: Thousands make final boycott call 5 days before elections, Washington Post (2011)
14 November 2011
Morocco: As elections loom, Moroccan democracy activists call for boycott, Washington Post (2011)
14 November 2011
Morocco: Islamists seek to follow Tunisia's example, Reuters (2011)
11 November 2011
Morocco's new constitution and upcoming general Elections, Morocco Board (2011)

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Morocco

Description of Electoral System:

(courtesy of IFES election guide)

 The monarchy is hereditary.

The legislative branch of Morocco underwent a significant transformation from a unicameral to a bicameral institution in 1996.

The two legislative units are the House of Representatives (Majlis al-Nawab) and the House of Counselors (Majlis al-Mustasharin). The 270 members of the latter chamber are indirectly elected by members of electoral colleges for nine-year terms.

The House of Representatives is composed of 325 members who are popularly elected for five-year terms.

Parliamentary Elections: 7 Sept 2007

Preliminary statement by DRI and Transparency Maroc on the Parliamentary elections. Report in English, French.

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