
"I don't want voters to cast ballots just to vent their anger at the coup," he said in reference to the projection that the People Power Party might ride on the anti-coup sentiment to achieve victory.
Suwit said he was upbeat that his party would become the core coalition leader because it was the tangible alternative to the rivalry between the Democrats and the PPP.
Some 60 per cent of voters remained undecided and they could opt for Puea Pandin, he said.
He admitted that he had informal talks about the next coalition but would not make any commitments before studying the balloting outcome.
The Nation