Democrat Party Executive Board Cut to Three Members
Two resignations have reduced the Democrat Party's executive board from five members to three, leaving only the party chair, member registrar, and treasurer in leadership roles.
The Royal Gazette published a notice from the Party Registrar on July 7 regarding changes to the Democrat Party's executive board. According to the announcement, following an extraordinary general meeting held on August 9, 2567, the party approved revised bylaws and elected a new five-member executive committee to replace the former Thalokakhaew Chaowalaiwilai Party regulations.
Subsequently, the party chair received notification on February 27, 2569 (2026) that Srayut Caikhon resigned as party secretary, effective April 24, 2569. Additionally, Pitcharn Chaowapattanawong submitted his resignation as executive board member on April 24, 2569, the same date his resignation took effect under Section 37 of the 2567 Democrat Party bylaws.
These resignations reduced the executive board to three members:
1. Nattapong Rueangpanyawut - Party Chair 2. Nattawut Buapratoom - Member Registrar 3. Chutima Kachphan - Party Treasurer
The announcement was officially published on May 18, 2569 by Sawaeng Boonmee, Secretary-General of the Election Commission and Party Registrar.
