Bangkok: Anutin Charnvirakul officially announced the end of his election campaign, expressing gratitude for the warm welcome from the public and seeking another opportunity for Bhumjaithai to serve them. Prime Minister and Minister of Interior Anutin Charnvirakul, leading the Bhumjaithai Party as its leader and prime ministerial candidate, held a press conference alongside second-ranked prime ministerial candidate Sihasak Phuangketkaew and campaign assistants Supajee Suthamphan and Ekniti Nitithanpraphas.

According to Thai News Agency, Mr. Anutin thanked the people across the country for their positive response and friendly interaction during the campaign. The Bhumjaithai Party campaigned consistently for five weeks, presenting its policies in a personal manner. Engaging with the grassroots allowed the party to understand the public's suggestions, needs, and problems. The public expressed satisfaction with the current government's performance and urged for the continuation of policies like the "Half-Price Plus" scheme.

Mr. Anutin announced the campaign's conclusion, effective from 5:00 PM, and emphasized the importance of voting. He expressed hope for gaining public trust based on the party's intentions and policies. He invited citizens to exercise their voting rights and anticipated seeing voting trends by 8-9 PM. Mr. Anutin assured support for all candidates and readiness to address the media post-election.

When questioned about the Bhumjaithai Party's confidence in forming the government, Mr. Anutin responded with a light-hearted "Amen" to a reporter citing opinion polls.