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Pom Pam Cycles to Election and Referendum, Invites National Change
Popular Thai TV host Pom Pam Niti cycled to his polling station in Bangkok, encouraging citizens to participate in the national election and referendum. His energetic approach highlights the importance of civic engagement and voter turnout in Thailand's democratic process.
Forth Nattawat Wants a Smart Prime Minister, Urges New Leader to Use Taxes Wisely and Dare to Change the Country
Popular Thai actor Forth Nattawat cast his vote in the recent election, calling for a smart, transformative leadership that uses public funds effectively. He urged citizens to participate in the democratic process and choose leaders who can genuinely improve the country, with a particular focus on combating corruption and supporting the entertainment industry.
Paethongtan and Lady Pojaman-Pintongta Ready to Cast Votes in Election and Referendum
Former Prime Minister Paethongtan Shinawatra and her family cast their votes in the 2024 Thai election at a Bangkok polling station. They were greeted by fans and later planned to track the Pheu Thai Party's election results.
Mark and Kimberly Cast Their Votes, Hoping for Leaders Who Speak and Act Truly
Thai celebrities Mark Prin and Kimberly Voltemas participated in the 2024 national election, casting their votes and encouraging citizens to exercise their democratic rights. The couple emphasized their desire for genuine leadership that can truly improve the country and address key national challenges.
Dr. Ae Votes with Parents, Confident in Policy-Focused Political Approach
Thai Move Forward Party leader Suchachvee Suwansawat voted in Bangkok's Bang Kapi district alongside his elderly parents, highlighting the importance of civic participation. He expressed optimism about the election, emphasizing a policy-focused political approach and calling on citizens to help drive national transformation.
Theng Picks Auspicious Moment to Cast Ballot, Encourages High Voter Turnout, Welcomes Pitha's New Love
Nattapong Ruangpanyawut, leader of the Pracharath Party, cast his vote in the Thai election with strong optimism about voter participation. He encouraged citizens to exercise their democratic rights and expressed confidence in a transparent electoral process.
Ice Rakchanak Wears Liverpool Shirt, Cycles to Election, Believes It's a Chance for Change
Thai parliamentary candidate Ice Rakchanak cycled to her polling station in a Liverpool shirt, expressing optimism about the election's potential for change. She described feeling excited and hopeful, believing this election could significantly impact Thailand's democratic process.
Court Spokesperson Reveals Supreme Court Revokes Election Candidate Rights for 59 Candidates, One Survives
The Supreme Court's Election Division has revoked election candidate rights for 59 candidates in Thailand's upcoming election, with only one candidate surviving the challenge. The court's spokesperson encouraged citizens to vote and emphasized the importance of selecting representatives who can genuinely work for the people's interests.
Australia's opposition coalition reunites after row over hate-speech laws
Australia's opposition coalition, the Liberals and Nationals, have reunited after a dispute over hate-speech laws following the Bondi Beach attack. The Nationals had previously split from the Liberal Party due to concerns about free speech, but have now reconciled their differences.
Abhisit Casts Ballot, Encourages Citizens to Determine Country's Future
Thailand held national elections on February 8, 2024, with prominent political figures like Abhisit Vejjajiva encouraging high voter turnout. Citizens were enthusiastic about casting their ballots, with many polling stations seeing significant early morning activity.
Sawaeng Reveals Vote Buying in 2-3 Areas, Encourages Voter Turnout, Expects Over 80% Participation
Thailand's Election Commission Secretary-General Sawaeng Boonmee encouraged citizens to vote in the upcoming parliamentary elections and constitutional referendum. He expects over 80% voter turnout and reported monitoring vote buying attempts in 2-3 areas across the country.
Yossanan and Wife Exercise Voting Rights, Seek Blessings from Yaovapa Before Casting Ballots
Prime ministerial candidate Yossanan Wongswasdi and his wife Nanthakarn participated in the 2024 Thai national election, casting their votes and encouraging citizen participation. The couple emphasized the importance of both the election and the accompanying referendum as a key moment in Thailand's democratic process.