Udon thani: Yotsanu Wongsawat, the Pheu Thai Party's prime ministerial candidate, has expressed confidence in securing victory in all 10 constituencies of Udon Thani province. He believes that the party will achieve a performance "even better than the 70-30 split" without facing obstacles similar to those encountered with the digital wallet issue.

According to Thai News Agency, Yotsanu emphasized the importance of Pheu Thai's policies in regaining the support of Udon Thani residents. He stated that the party's capacity to deliver effective policies would encourage voters to give Pheu Thai another opportunity in the constituencies they previously lost. He underscored the ongoing efforts in fieldwork and policy communication to ensure public understanding and support.

Yotsanu noted that their candidates are actively campaigning, and the internal support aligns with expectations. He expressed hope that positive feedback would translate into success across all districts. He acknowledged the need for equal effort in every district, emphasizing the importance of consistent work and understanding local issues to craft better policies for the residents of Udon Thani.

Addressing criticisms of the "More Than 70-30" policy, Yotsanu assured that it involves strategic budget calculations and revenue generation models. He expressed confidence in the policy's feasibility and its capacity for immediate implementation, drawing on lessons learned from past experiences with the digital wallet policy.