Thailand holds by-election in five provinces
Thailand held by-election at six polling stations in five provinces on April 21 after inconsistencies were found there in the general election.
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Thailand held by-election at six polling stations in five provinces on April 21 after inconsistencies were found there in the general election.
The Election Commission (EC) of Thailand said that the election re-runs should be organised no later than April 28, ensuring that they do not clash with the King’s coronation rite from May 4-6.
The Election Commission (EC) of Thailand on March 28 announced the results of the country’s general election which took place four days earlier.
Prime Minister of Thailand Prayut Chan-o-cha has launched his election campaign by joining social media, as political parties have started their campaigns for the election scheduled to take place next year.
The Election Commission (EC) of Thailand has announced that the country’s general election roadmap will last from December 11 to May 9, 2019.
The Thai Constitution Protection Association on June 3 issued a statement calling on Foreign Minister Don Pramudwinai to step down before the Constitutional Court makes a verdict on the scandal related to his wife’s failure to declare her stockholdings.
The Election Commission of Thailand has announced up to 61.45 percent of voters supported a new draft constitution while 38.55 percent were against as 94 percent of ballots at a referendum counted.
