Social Security Progressive Team Wins Landslide With Over 800k Votes
Unofficial results from about 90% of the vote show the Progressive Social Security team winning the insured‑representative seats by a landslide, with its top candidate garnering over 891,000 votes. The rival Thai Pure team trailed far behind, receiving only a few thousand votes each, while employer‑side candidates from the same progressive group earned roughly 8,900 votes each. The final tally remains pending as counting continues.
The unofficial results list the top seven candidates from the Progressive Social Security team (insured side) each receiving around 830,000 to 891,000 votes. Leading the pack is Thananphong Chueamuangphan with 891,009 votes, followed closely by Naritha Pho kai yanon (889,725), Satsatramm Thammabutsadi (887,380), Reeng rit La-ongkit (884,778), Prarathana Pho thi (876,392), Phonthip Moong yai (865,620), and Lakshmi Suwannapakdi (837,139). The Thai Pure team candidates received only a few thousand votes each, with the highest being Prasit Wannapas at 6,294 votes, then Sarayut Prommaswat (6,293), Khemarach Raksilp (6,163), Kittisak Athiskulthap (5,934), Kanchanee Kingtha (5,889), Somkiat Pranommit (5,855), and Pairot Wijit (2,959). On the employer side, the Progressive Social Security team's top candidate, Sararin Ruangpanyawuth, obtained 8,917 votes, followed by Rattanasit Suppaphon (8,858), Kritsada Atit Jintakanon (8,844), Krit Wittayohrim Thewapathip (8,809), Sukhothai Hattharat (8,793), Adisorn Koetmontol (8,775), and Patharanith Srijandtorn (8,614). All figures remain unofficial pending the final count and certification.
