The Justice and Development Party (PJD) is contesting the results of parliamentary elections in the Chefchaouen region, specifically regarding a seat they lost. The party is presenting a series of observations concerning all stages of the electoral process, from campaigning to the announcement of results. Nabiel Chlih, a PJD list agent for the region, submitted a report to the regional secretariat detailing these concerns. The report examines issues related to the campaign, voting day, and the final vote count. This challenge signals ongoing political maneuvering following the September 23rd legislative elections in Chefchaouen. The PJD, also known as "the lamp party," aims to address perceived irregularities in the process. This dispute highlights the competitive nature of the recent elections in Morocco.