The moment of truth has arrived for the 2026 Moroccan elections... Who will win and come in first?

Political parties in Morocco are engaged in a frantic race in the final hours before the polls open, amid great uncertainty and nail-biting anticipation over which party will emerge victorious and top the legislative election results, given the absence of opinion polls, which are prohibited by law. The biggest stake lies in Article 47 of the Moroccan Constitution, which stipulates that the prime minister must be appointed from the party that finishes in first place, confining the fierce competition to the major players vying to lead the political scene; The National Rally of Independents (RNI) is banking on its results to maintain its leadership of the government, while the Authenticity and Modernity Party (PAM) seeks to seize the lead and reshape the political landscape, as the Justice and Development Party (PJD) attempts a strong comeback by relying on mass mobilization. Field indicators and the heated electoral atmosphere in various districts confirm that the ballot box is the sole arbiter in determining the winning party and defining the composition of the majority and the coalitions that will form the next government.