New Book Guides Moroccan Electoral Legislation

Dr. Abdelhak Belfkih has released a new 300-page book, "The Guide to Electoral Legislation in Morocco: Updates in Legislation, Practical Guide, and Constitutional Judicial Work, an Analytical Critical Study in Light of the September 2026 Elections." The publication aims to keep pace with legal and regulatory changes in Morocco's electoral system and enrich academic discussion.

Belfkih's work offers a multi-dimensional analytical and critical reading of the legislative framework governing elections. It combines an overview of key legal updates with their practical implications and tracks the constitutional court's judicial decisions. The court plays a crucial role in completing the legislative structure through its mandatory review of the constitutionality of organic laws.

The book seeks to provide scientific material that aligns with the kingdom's political and legislative dynamism. It offers researchers and those interested in political science and constitutional law precise data on the evolution of the electoral system. The author's goal is not to provide definitive answers but to stimulate critical thinking and re-examine electoral challenges in light of constitutional legitimacy and political regulation requirements.

Beyond its theoretical dimension, the book covers various stages of the electoral process, supported by the latest judicial precedents from the constitutional court. This makes it a valuable scientific and practical reference for academics, researchers, political actors, human rights advocates, and anyone interested in improving electoral practices in Morocco. The publication is expected to be a significant addition to the Moroccan legal library, fostering scientific research and debate on electoral reforms.