1984 Moroccan General Election
14 September 1984 · A house shared with the colleges · 306 seats
Constitutional Union finished first with 83 of 306 seats on 24.8% of the vote. Turnout 67.4%. Mohammed Karim Lamrani stayed in office.
Held in wartime. This election took place while the country was engaged in Western Sahara War (1975–1991). Conflicts →
Only a majority of seats were filled by direct vote; the rest went to communal councillors and professional colleges rather than to the electorate.
Prime Minister before
Mohammed Karim Lamrani
Independent
Prime Minister (continued)
Mohammed Karim Lamrani
Independent
Largest force
Constitutional Union
83 of 306 seats
Turnout
67.4%
The result
Constitutional Union
24.8% of votes
83
seats
National Rally of Independents
17.2% of votes
61
seats
Popular Movement
15.6% of votes · +3 seats
47
seats
Istiqlal Party
15.3% of votes · -10 seats
41
seats
Socialist Union of Popular Forces
12.4% of votes · +21 seats
36
seats
National Democratic Party
8.9% of votes
24
seats
Party of Progress and Socialism
2.3% of votes · +1 seats
2
seats
Constitutional and Democratic Popular Movement
1.6% of votes · -3 seats
0
seats
Organisation for Democratic and Popular Action
0.7% of votes
1
seats
Action Party
0.5% of votes · -2 seats
0
seats
Democratic Independence Party
0.5% of votes
0
seats
Party of Union and National Solidarity
0.2% of votes
1
seats
10 further seats went to parties and independents outside the main contenders listed above.