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The Election Commission of Thailand (ECT) announced that the Bangkok and Pattaya gubernatorial elections have been completed and expects to announce the results within 30 days, provided there are no complaints.
The Election Commission of Thailand (ECT) summarized that the local elections in Bangkok and Pattaya proceeded smoothly, paving the way for the announcement of results within 30 days if there are no objections. The ECT also reiterated that those who did not vote must report the reason by July 5th.The Election Commission of Thailand (ECT) is confident that the Bangkok gubernatorial election will proceed smoothly, emphasizing strict control over valid and invalid ballots and aiming for a 70% voter turnout.
The Chairman of the Election Commission of Thailand (ECT) inspected polling stations for the Bangkok gubernatorial election, emphasizing readiness in all areas and urging citizens to exercise their right to vote. The commission aims for a voter turnout of at least 70%.The Criminal Court dismissed the lawsuit filed by a reserve senator against the Election Commission regarding an investigation into collusion in the Senate election, ruling that the commission lacked jurisdiction.
The Criminal Court for Corruption Cases has dismissed the case filed by a reserve senator against the Election Commission regarding an investigation into collusion in the 67 Senate election, ruling that the plaintiff was not an aggrieved party under the law and lacked the authority to sue.The Election Commission has set June 28, 69, as the election date for the Bangkok Governor and the Pattaya Mayor.
The Election Commission has approved the plan for managing the Bangkok Governor and Pattaya Mayor elections on June 28, 69, with candidate registration open from May 28 to June 1.The Constitutional Court has extended the deadline for the Election Commission to submit its explanation regarding the barcode on the election ballots by another 15 days.
The Constitutional Court has extended the deadline for the Election Commission to submit its explanation regarding the barcode on election ballots by another 15 days, following a request for more time to gather information and evidence.The Election Commission is ready for an urgent meeting to reduce the diesel tax by 1 baht, pending a letter from the Cabinet requesting approval.
The Election Commission of Thailand (ECT) revealed that it is ready to hold an urgent meeting immediately if it receives a letter from the Cabinet requesting approval to reduce the diesel fuel tax by 1 baht in order to quickly alleviate the impact on the cost of living for the public.The Election Commission has certified all 100 party-list MPs and added 3 more constituency MPs.
The Election Commission has certified the results for all 100 proportional representation MPs and announced the certification for an additional 3 constituency MPs.The People's Party has filed a criminal lawsuit against the Election Commission, alleging a violation of Section 157 of the Criminal Code regarding the ballot papers, resulting in an unfair election.
The People's Party has filed a lawsuit against the Election Commission (EC) under Section 157 of the Criminal Code regarding the ballot irregularities, alleging that they resulted in an unfair election.The Election Commission has certified the election results for 396 constituency MPs. They must report to Parliament by March 6, 69.
The Election Commission has certified the election results for 396 constituency MPs. Those certified can receive their certificates and report to Parliament between February 26 and March 6, 2569.The Secretary-General of the Council of State clarifies that the issue of secret balloting falls under the authority of the Election Commission to interpret according to the law.
The Secretary-General of the Council of State stated that the debate regarding secret balloting must be handled by the Election Commission according to established procedures, warning that widespread and careless discussion could create confusion.
