Details of the PJD’s demand for authorities to comply with electoral law and deliver polling reports

Introduction to the PJD’s electoral demands

According to data released by the central committee for managing the electoral campaign of the Justice and Development Party (PJD), an official call has been directed to the relevant authorities demanding strict compliance with the legal provisions governing the delivery of polling station reports, following numerous complaints received from various electoral districts across the Kingdom.

Details of complaints according to the party’s statement

The committee stated in its report that available information indicates several polling station chairmen refused to provide copies of the reports to list representatives, under the pretext of having received instructions to hand them over exclusively through authoritative officials. The party considers these practices to require clarification and immediate intervention to ensure the normal conduct of the process.

Legal dimensions of the electoral reporting process

In the same context, the central committee emphasized that the immediate and direct delivery of polling reports upon the conclusion of counting within polling stations represents the fundamental legal guarantee for the integrity of the entire electoral process. It further stated that any delay or failure to deliver these reports is a blatant violation of legal provisions and the official directives of the Ministry of Interior’s circular, which guarantees candidates the right to obtain certified copies.

Party position and final appeal to the competent authorities

The committee concluded its statement by demanding that the relevant authorities take all necessary measures to ensure full compliance with legal requirements and to ensure that reports are delivered according to standard procedures, in order to uphold the principles of transparency and equal opportunity among all participants in the electoral process.