Moroccan voters are choosing a new parliament Wednesday. Many young people feel frustrated about jobs and services.

Registered voters dropped 9.7% since 2021. Experts expect low turnout in this election.

This is Morocco's first vote since deadly protests. Young people led those protests almost a year ago.

Many people also crossed into Ceuta. Ceuta is a Spanish enclave in North Africa.

That crossing happened in July 2026. Unemployment and poor public services fueled these protests.

They also fueled the border crossing crisis. Youth unemployment reached 37% in 2025.

Frustrated young people may skip voting. This could lower turnout further.

Still some young candidates are running for office. They hope to turn protest demands into political action.