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Supachee and Family Exercise Voting Rights, Emphasize Every Vote Matters for Country's Future
Thai politician Supachee Suthamphanu and her family cast their votes in the national election and constitutional referendum. She emphasized the importance of citizen participation in shaping the country's future. The voting process at Prasert Islam School in Nonthaburi proceeded smoothly with citizens eagerly exercising their democratic rights.
General Prayuth Exercises Voting Rights, Expects New Government to Meet Expectations
Former Thai Prime Minister General Prayuth Chanocha cast his vote in the recent national elections, expressing optimism about the potential of a new government. He emphasized the importance of continuous governmental progress and citizen participation in the democratic process.
Bum Panadda Excited to Use Thai ID for First Election, Wants Decisive Prime Minister
Thai actress Bum Panadda participated in the 2024 election, using her Thai ID for the first time and encouraging citizens to vote. She called for a decisive leader who can address Thailand's persistent national challenges.
Election Voter List Found After Disappearing from Board
A missing voter list was recovered at a polling station in Khon Kaen Province during the 2024 elections. Election officials had temporarily removed the list to prevent its loss, and voters began gradually arriving to cast their ballots throughout the morning.
Settha Brings Beloved Dog 'Chao Kuay' to Cast Votes, Urges New Government to Boost People's Income
Former Thai Prime Minister Settha Thavisin cast his vote in the national election, bringing his dog and encouraging maximum citizen participation. He called on the upcoming government to focus on economic recovery and increasing people's income, expressing optimism about the election's potential voter turnout.
Nationwide Voting and Referendum Begins, Election Commission Chairman Casts His Vote
Thailand held its nationwide parliamentary election and referendum on February 8th, 2024, with over 52 million eligible voters participating. Election Commission Chairman Narong Glienwarrin inspected polling stations and cast his vote, emphasizing the importance of careful and lawful election procedures.
Yaovapha, Mother of Yos Chanan, Casts First Vote at Polling Unit 54
Yaovapha Wongsawat, mother of Pheu Thai Party candidate Yos Chanan, cast the first vote at Polling Unit 54 in Bangkok during the national election. Her voting was part of a high-profile electoral event that attracted significant media attention, with both her and her son being prominent political figures.
Police Arrest Two Women with Nearly 100,000 Baht in Cash
Two women were arrested in Phetchabun Province with nearly 100,000 baht in cash, suspected of preparing to buy votes during an upcoming election. Police are investigating the source and intent of the money, with the Election Commission awaiting further details.
Sister-in-Law of 'Tank' Fights for Historic Flyweight Championship Title
A historic women's flyweight championship fight is set to take place, featuring Marie Ruumet from Estonia and Saidaneya Lukthaisand, sister-in-law of famous boxer 'Tank'. The match will determine the first champion of the newly established 112-pound division, promising an exciting battle for boxing fans nationwide.
Royal Decree Appoints 12 Professors from 5 Renowned Universities
The Thai government has officially appointed 12 distinguished academics to professorial positions across five major universities. The appointments span various academic disciplines including pharmacy, social sciences, medical sciences, and mathematics. The royal decree recognizes these professors' significant academic achievements and contributions to their respective fields.
Pitha Votes Before Flying Back to America, Clarifies Relationship Status
Pitha Limcharoenrat cast his vote in Bangkok before departing for the United States, taking time to encourage voter participation. During the voting process, he also candidly addressed questions about his personal life, hinting at an ongoing romantic relationship while preparing to support his daughter's studies abroad.
Japan votes in snap election as PM Takaichi takes a gamble
Japan is holding a snap election called by Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi in a strategic political move. Observers suggest that Takaichi's personal popularity could potentially influence the ruling party's performance in the polls.