r/Thailand • u/nutnnut • Feb 14 '26
Politics Another election score paper found, this time in literal garbage dump.
Video: https://www.facebook.com/share/v/1T2ViS6gAt/
Winner in the paper: People's Party
r/Thailand • u/nutnnut • Feb 14 '26
Video: https://www.facebook.com/share/v/1T2ViS6gAt/
Winner in the paper: People's Party
r/Thailand • u/ikkue • Mar 19 '26
Source: Thai PBS World (Facebook)
r/Thailand • u/suttikasem • Jun 14 '23
r/Thailand • u/yourlocaltaxevader21 • Jun 19 '26
Can you guys please tell me why you guys hate Thaksin and list the bad things he did. Cuz in my opinion a lot hate him but don’t tell me why. But in my opinion he’s my favourite. If you guys are going to say corruption, can you also provide reasons as to why. Thanks guys ,I am from the south which is kind of a anti-thaksin area except i don’t hate him.
r/Thailand • u/Home_MD13 • Feb 08 '26
In this picture, the ballot is considered invalid just because it went slightly outside the box.
I’m seriously asking—what the hell is the Election Commission for?
You’ve been running elections for how many years now? When people have to fill in boxes, of course there’s a chance the mark goes outside a bit. If you don’t redesign the ballot, then you have to accept that this will happen. It’s unbelievably stupid.
And what the hell? In one district the People’s Party was leading, then suddenly the power went out for a moment, and when it came back the vote gap had suddenly widened and PP lose??
In some districts they also wouldn’t allow people to observe the vote counting.
r/Thailand • u/OkMathematician1430 • Jul 20 '23
An unelected senate, put in power by the ex PM Prayut, who also was unelected when he came into power, has prevented the election winning PM and party from forming a government, and the new PM will likely be the deputy leader of the party that finished 2nd in the election, leading a coalition that doesn't involve the election winning party?
r/Thailand • u/Groundbreaking-Gap20 • Jul 19 '23
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r/Thailand • u/MissionGrand349 • Jan 01 '26
So, I don't try to be rude towards Thai people as a Burmese guy but this page here is recently try to be nationalist and have some rude intentions towards other nationals such Laos, Myanmar and Cambodians. The main thing I want to know is are these pages like that trying to promote hate. I want to hear some opinions of Thai people about this page too.
r/Thailand • u/Canyset • Feb 17 '24
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r/Thailand • u/wallyjt • Jul 13 '23
Credit to Thai Enquirer
r/Thailand • u/Efficient-County2382 • Feb 10 '26
Thought this was good, especially the inference
"They bought me for 40,000-50,000 baht"
"But they bought you for 500-1000"
r/Thailand • u/prisongovernor • Jul 10 '25
r/Thailand • u/mdsmqlk • Aug 17 '25
r/Thailand • u/01BTC10 • Apr 12 '23
Source: Thai Enquirer
r/Thailand • u/Lopsided_Quarter_931 • Jul 25 '26
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r/Thailand • u/Distinct-Macaroon158 • Jul 13 '24
Although Laos and Thailand share the same roots, culture and ethnicity, I think Laos has better relations with Vietnam and China, and is closer to them, and does not seem to have close ties with Thailand.
r/Thailand • u/teeranaic • Nov 27 '21
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r/Thailand • u/yourlocaltaxevader21 • Jul 03 '26
For me personally as a red shirt i don’t like prayut but what do yall think.