Mam Jokkmok Encourages Thai People to Exercise Their Right to Vote, Sends Message to Potential Prime Minister

Comedian Mam Jokkmok (Phet Thai Wongkamlaw) arrived at Wat Sunthon School in Bang Kruai, Nonthaburi at 11:30 AM on February 8th to cast his votes for the election and constitutional referendum. He carefully followed all voting procedures, receiving two ballot papers - a green one for constituency representatives and a pink one for party-list candidates. Mam also cast a yellow ballot for the constitutional referendum. In comments afterward, he emphasized wanting a transparent country like Singapore or South Korea, where people take responsibility for their actions. He highlighted concerns about people's livelihoods, noting the struggles of low-income workers and rising living costs. Mam stressed the importance of the current election, observing high voter turnout and encouraging citizens to exercise their voting rights before polls close at 5 PM.