‘Big Jazz’ thanks everyone for their votes after the Pathum Thani Provincial Administrative Organization election results, defeating his opponents by a landslide, and taking the PAO president’s seat, confirming that he cannot work alone without a team.
This morning (23 September) at approximately 9:00 a.m., the Pathum Thani Provincial Administrative Organization page announced unofficial election results. In first place was Pol. Lt. Gen. Kamronwit Toopkrachang, who received 187,975 votes, followed by Mr. Chan Puangphet with 120,007 votes, a difference of 67,968 votes. This was despite 357,695 out of 953,302 voters, or only 37.5%. Since this morning, there have been no further developments from Big Jazz.
‘Big Jazz’ Pol. Lt. Gen. Kamronwit Toopkrachang thanked all the votes for his landslide victory. He asked the people what happened last time when he got 200,000 votes but lost. Today, the total is less than 200,000 votes but we won. He asked what happened in the last election. As for whether being on the
Sukhum Nuansakul, a political scientist, analyzed the election results in which Pol. Lt. Gen. Kamronwit won over Chan Phuangphet from the Pheu Thai Party by more than 60,000 votes. He said that the main factor that caused Chan to lose was because of Chan’s popularity. The public was not confident that if elected, he would be able to work for the people because he still had a case with the National Anti-Corruption Commission. Meanwhile, the Pheu Thai Party was cautious and did not clearly support or devote itself to Chan like in the first round of the election. In this case, it was not related to the decline of the Pheu Thai Party’s popularity, but rather the result of Chan’s support. This does not mean that those who did not vote for Chan would not support the Pheu Thai Party, but rather that they still supported Pheu Thai but did not want Chan anymore.
Therefore, it is confirmed that the election of the provincial administrative organization president this time is not considered a measure of the influence of Mr. Thaksin Shinawatra, former prime minister and Pheu Thai Party, and Pol. Lt. Gen. Kamronwit.
Source: Thai News Agency