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MOROCCO
Majlis al-Mustacharin (House of Councillors)
ELECTIONS IN 2009

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Parliament name (generic / translated) Barlaman / Parliament
Structure of parliament Bicameral
Chamber name (generic / translated) Majlis al-Mustacharin / House of Councillors
Related chamber (for bicameral parliaments) Majliss-annouwab / House of Representatives
BACKGROUND
Dates of election / renewal (from/to) 3 October 2009
Purpose of elections Indirect elections were held for one third of the seats of the House of Councillors (90) on the normal expiry of the members' term of office.
(not applicable indirect elections)
STATISTICS
Voter turnout
Round no 13 October 2009
Number of registered electors
Voters
Blank or invalid ballot papers
Valid votes



Notes
Distribution of seats
Round no 1
Political Group Total
Authenticity and Modernity Party (PAM) 22
Istiqlal Party (PI) 17
Popular Movement (MP) 11
Socialist Union of Popular Forces (USFP) 10
National Rally of Independents (RNI) 9
Environment and Development Party (PED) 4
Constitutional Union (UC) 3
Moroccan Workers' Union (UMT) 2
General Union of Moroccan Workers (UGTM) 2
Democratic Federation of Labour (FDT) 2
National Labour Union of Morocco (UNMT) 2
Progress and Socialism Party (PPS) 2
Moroccan Liberal Party 1
Democratic Forces Front (FFD) 1
Citizenship Forces Party (PFC) 1
Democratic Union of Workers (UGDT) 1
Distribution of seats according to sex
Men
Women
Percent of women
87
3
3.33%
Distribution of seats according to age
Distribution of seats according to profession
Comments
Source: House of Councillors (05.10.2009)
Note on the "Distribution of seats according to sex":
The "Distribution of seats according to sex" above shows the breakdown for the MPs elected in 2009: three women of 90 members or 3.33 per cent. After the 2009 renewal there were six women in all out of 270 members or 2.22%. (House of Councillors 05.10.2009)

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