"Thai Election"

Bangkok governor and council candidates came together on Tuesday to declare their intention to participate in the local elections with fairness.

An opinion poll conducted between December 13 and 16 found that 90.57 per cent of Bangkokians believe it is time to elect a new governor.

Though the ruling Palang Pracharath Party has decided to field Prime Minister Prayut Chan-o-cha as its PM candidate in the next election, Prayut has called on the government to check if he can legally spend more than eight years in office.

The Cabinet on Tuesday approved elections for Subdistrict Administrative Organisations (SAOs), to run from November 28 to December 12.

Imagine a national football league in which all games have been played, all wins, losses, goals for and against have been recorded, and yet no one can work out who came top.

When CNN and the BBC were covering the Thai election, the junta censored them by blocking programming and running a sign that announced: “Programming will return shortly.” This was perfectly grammatical and concise.

ELECTION COMMISSION SAYS IT IS YET TO DECIDE ON SEAT CALCULATION METHOD FOR PARTY-LIST MPS 

As expected, the fight between angelic Democracy and demonic Corruption in the aftermath of the Thai election has intensified in terms of ferociousness, irony and paradox.

Re: “Former PM Thaksin says Thai election ‘rigged’ and marred by ‘irregularities’”, Politics, March 25.

Thailand's election was marred by "irregularities" and "rigged" to ensure the military retain their political grip on the kingdom, former premier Thaksin Shinawatra told AFP in an interview on Monday.

To mark Thailand's election on Sunday, Google has created its Doodle featuring a ballot box with the Thai flag.

Political scientist does not expect projunta party to make a big impact among voters.