Bangkok: On the initial day of registration for party-list Members of Parliament (MPs) in Thailand, 1,502 individuals registered, while 34 political parties submitted 73 candidates for the position of Prime Minister.

According to Thai News Agency, …

Bangkok: Yotchanan Wongsawat and Julaphan Amornvivat of the Pheu Thai Party expressed optimism about drawing ballot number 9 for the upcoming elections, citing it as an auspicious and memorable number that facilitates easy communication with the publi…

Bangkok: “Madame Yok,” also known as Ms. Kochaporn Weroj, the leader of the Independent Party (Indy) and the party’s prime ministerial candidate, expressed her joy and optimism after drawing the lucky number 22 for the upcoming parliamentary elections…

Bangkok: The drawing of candidate numbers for party-list Members of Parliament (MPs) has concluded, with party leaders expressing satisfaction over the outcome, indicating no hindrance to their campaign efforts.

According to Thai News Agency, Mr. N…

Bangkok: The three Pheu Thai prime ministerial candidates immediately boarded a campaign vehicle after drawing ballot number 9. They embarked on a vibrant campaign parade to meet with residents in the Lak Si district and the Thung Song Hong housing es…

Bangkok: Captain Thamanat Phromphao, chairman of the advisory board of the Kla Tham Party, has expressed satisfaction with his party securing ballot number 42 for the upcoming elections. He believes that people remember the person, not the number, and…

Bangkok: Anutin Charnvirakul, leader of the Bhumjaithai Party, has officially launched his campaign Facebook page, “Anutin No. 37,” where he detailed his decision not to participate in the upcoming debate. He cited his responsibilities as Prime Minist…

Bangkok: The names of 98 candidates for the Bhumjaithai Party’s party-list MPs have been revealed, with Anutin, Chaijanok, and Varawut occupying the top three positions.

According to Thai News Agency, the list includes prominent figures such as Mr….