Election Commission appoints 423 "provincial election inspectors" to investigate corruption.
On March 30, 2566, the Election Commission held a lottery to select election inspectors from 76 provinces and Bangkok to be appointed as provincial election inspectors to work in the election of members of the House of Representatives.
They will begin their duties in all 77 provinces from March 29th until the day the results of the parliamentary elections are announced, covering no less than 95% of all constituencies, totaling 423 people. This includes 85 people from the North, 80 from the South, 119 from the Northeast, and 139 from the Central region. The list of provincial election inspectors can be found on the Election Commission website: www.ect.go.th
For the appointment of provincial election inspectors Each province will appoint not less than 5 people but not more than 8 people, using the electoral district of each province as the criterion for determining the number of election inspectors:
- Provinces with no more than 5 electoral districts must have 5 provincial election inspectors.
- Provinces with 6-8 electoral districts have 6 provincial election inspectors.
- Provinces with 9-11 electoral districts will have 7 provincial election inspectors.
- Provinces with 12 or more electoral districts will have 8 provincial election inspectors.
However, each province must have election inspectors who are domiciled in that province, 2 people per province, appointed from election inspectors who have domicile from other provinces to complete the number as specified. The provincial election inspector will be responsible for inspecting the performance of officials conducting the election. Investigate violations of laws related to elections and political parties Including going to the area to find news about election corruption.
