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Dusit Poll indicates that "economic problems" are the trigger for political protests.
Dusit Poll's survey on "Political Gatherings Today" revealed that economic problems and the cost of living are factors fueling the protests. 40.56% of the public believe now is an inappropriate time for political gatherings.Dusit Poll reveals that 53% of Thais "have little confidence" in the government's handling of disasters, urging accelerated solutions to environmental problems.
A survey of 1,241 Thais by Suan Dusit Poll revealed that "flooding, flash floods, and landslides" are the most worrying threat (84.29%), while 53.19% have little confidence in the government's handling of disasters.Dusit Poll reveals that 54.30% do not believe that a "no-confidence debate" can effectively scrutinize the government.
Dusit Poll reveals that 54.30% of the public do not believe the no-confidence debate will help scrutinize the government. 80.58% want the debate to focus on economic and livelihood issues. They believe the political situation will not change after the debate but hope for serious follow-up and investigation.Thais are concerned about rising violent crime and hope that harsh penalties will be used to address the issue, not believing the government can solve it.
Dusit Poll reveals that 87.40% of the public believe that crime and violence in Thai society are increasing, attributing it to insufficient law enforcement and penalties.Dusit Poll reveals that in the final stretch of the Bangkok gubernatorial election, over 61% of Bangkok residents support Chatchart.
The Suan Dusit Poll survey, "The Final Stretch of the 4th Bangkok Governor Election," reveals Chatchart Sittipunt leading with 61.09%, followed by Chaiwat of the People's Party in second place. The survey indicates that the majority of Bangkok residents are determined not to change their minds.Dusit Poll releases results of Bangkok gubernatorial poll: "Chatchart" takes first place, significantly ahead of other political parties.
A Suan Dusit Poll survey indicates that Bangkok residents generally value "performance and individual personalities" more than making decisions based on party ideology. The survey reveals that public popularity of a party does not automatically translate into votes for a candidate."Suan Dusit Poll" reveals that over half of Bangkok residents support Chatchart continuing as Bangkok governor.
"Suan Dusit Poll" reveals that over half of Bangkok residents support Chatchart continuing as Bangkok governor, and that cities with less traffic, good public transportation, and affordable fares, followed by well-organized and easy-to-walk sidewalks, are preferred.Thais are suffering from the heat and are worried about soaring electricity bills, urging the government to reduce or freeze electricity rates.
Dusit Poll's survey on "Thais and the Hot Weather" revealed that over 68% of the public find the heat unbearable. Their top concerns were rising electricity bills and the risk of heatstroke.Dusit Poll indicates that the Thai political index for March 69 has declined in all aspects, placing hopes on the Ministry of Energy to urgently address the problems.
Dusit Poll released the results of its March 2569 Thai Political Index survey. Scores declined in all areas compared to the previous month. Poverty alleviation received the lowest score. The public has the highest expectations for the Ministry of Energy amidst the global energy crisis.Dusit Poll reveals that Thais are worried about a war in the Middle East, which could lead to high oil prices and a higher cost of living.
Dusit Poll reveals that Thais are concerned about the escalating conflict between Iran, Israel, and the United States, which is driving up oil and energy prices and the cost of living. However, they have relatively much confidence in the Thai government's handling of the situation.
