Dispute in Al Hoceima over Refusal to Hand Over Polling Station Lists

The refusal by the provincial services of Al Hoceima to hand candidates and party representatives the lists of polling stations is sparking growing controversy among local political actors.
They are asking who issued the decision and on what legal basis, especially if it turns out this practice did not exist in previous elections.
The electoral process is not limited to polling day; it includes the conditions allowing candidates to exercise their legal roles.
Questions also arise over whether the governor is aware and whether this is an official decision or a lower-level administrative act.
Actors are demanding an official clarification to end speculation and preserve equal opportunities.