The Moroccan elections take place next Wednesday and will be the first time that newly formulated electoral rules apply, including one particularly contentious one. In Morocco, rules on how elections are conducted are often amended before the event. Although the country’s King Mohammed VI holds the most power, Morocco has staged a national vote around every five years since 1993. This year, amendments included changes to the quota for women and the end of a youth quota in the country’s 395-seat parliament. The latter had been introduced in the six months following February 2011’s Arab Spring-style demonstrations in the country to encourage more Moroccans under 40 into politics. The most rece
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