The parliamentary elections are a historic turning point for Jordan, marking the first elections under new laws that strengthen political parties and increase women's representation.
The Royal Committee to Modernise the Political System was formed to enhance democracy in Jordan, leading to recommended constitutional amendments and new electoral laws implemented in 2022.
For the first time, proportional representation allows voters to select individual candidates, making the elections more competitive and encouraging party engagement among the electorate.
The changes in parliamentary structure also reflect a shift away from tribal affiliations towards a more party-oriented political landscape, which could redefine governance in Jordan.
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