On February 23, reporters reported that The Office of the Election Commission (ECT) has summarized the number of political parties that can nominate MPs as of February 22 from the 86 parties currently operating. Since a branch or representative of a provincial political party has been set up in accordance with Section 47 of the Organic Act on Political Parties, it was found that the political party that sent the highest number of candidates was the Ruam Thai Sang Chat Party of 77 Provinces. Down is the Kao Klai Party in 76 provinces, the Democrat Party in 75 provinces, the Bhumjai Thai Party in 75 provinces, the Pheu Thai Party in 75 provinces, the Seri Ruam Thai Party in 68 provinces, the Klong Thai Party in 59 provinces, the Thai Economics Party in 56 provinces, the Thai Sang Thai Party in 47 provinces, the Opportunity Thai Party in 45 provinces, and the Thai Sang Thai Party in 47 provinces. Palang Pracharat in 44 provinces, Thai Phakdi Party in 42 provinces, National Strategy Party in 42 provinces.
The remaining 73 political parties still failed to submit candidates in less than 40 provinces, with interesting parties such as the New Democracy Party in 38 provinces, the Kla Party in 36 provinces, the Pheu Chart Party in 35 provinces, the Chat Phatthana Kla Party in 32 provinces, the Thai Future Party in 22 provinces, and the Chart Party. Thai Pattana in 17 provinces, New Economics Party in 12 provinces, Thai Civilized Party in 9 provinces, Prachachat Party in 8 provinces, New Palang Dharma Party in 8 provinces.
