Nador: 17 lists compete for four seats

The Nador constituency enters the parliamentary elections set for 23 September with a striking contest, as the number of lists competing for the district's four seats has reached 17, a figure reflecting the many political stakes and electoral calculations in the province.
An initial reading of the competition map suggests that part of these lists is clearly bidding to win a seat, drawing on organisational presence and names experienced in party and local work, while other lists appear to pursue a different goal: building political presence and testing their organisational and electoral capacity ahead of future ballots, first among them the municipal elections expected in 2027.
The nature of the contest forces a twofold reading: the direct race for the four seats and a reshuffling of the local political landscape.
The final decision rests with voters at the ballot box.