“Election Results 2023: Pheu Thai, Kao Klai and Bhumjaithai Win Big with 151 MPs”

The Election Commission is preparing to officially announce the results of the vote counting. In summary, the MPs were reduced to 151 people, followed by 141 PPPs, 71 PPPs, 40 PPPs, 36 PPPs, 25 PPPs, 75.71 hundred voters, 3.82 invalid ballots. %

24 May 2023 – Reporters reported that the Electoral Office (ECT) has checked the accuracy of the vote counting for all 400 MPs in all 400 constituencies and is preparing to announce the result. The official election found that out of the number of voters of 52,195,920 people, 39,514,973 people exercised their rights, representing 75.71 percent. By the election of MPs on a constituency basis, there were 37,190,071 good ballots, representing 94.12 per cent. 1,457,899 void ballots. representing 3.69 percent and did not wish to vote for anyone, 866,885 ballots, representing 2.19 percent. The results of the vote counting for the Pheu Thai Party received 112 MPs, the Kao Klai Party received 112 MPs, and the Bhumjaithai Party won the MPs. The Palang Pracharat Party received 39 MPs, the Ruam Thai Sang Chart Party received 23 MPs, the Democrat Party received 22 MPs, the Chart Thai Pattana Party received 9 MPs, and the Prachachat Party received 9 MPs. 7 MPs, Thai Sang Thai Party, 5 MPs, Pheu Thai Ruam Palang Party, 2 MPs, and Chat Pattana Kla Party, 1 MP.

As for the election of MPs on a party-list basis There are voters 39,514,964, there were 37,522,746 good cards, equivalent to 94.96%, 1,509,836 bad cards, equivalent to 3.82%, 482,303 unselected cards, equivalent to 1.22%. MPs average score 1 person is 375,227.34 points, making 100 party-list MPs from 17 political parties, consisting of 1. The Kao Klai Party gaining 14,438,851 votes, getting 39 MPs.
2. Pheu Thai Party received 10,962,522 votes, 29 MPs
3. The Ruam Thai Sang Chart Party received 4,766,408 votes, 13 MPs.
4. Bhumjaithai Party, received 1,138,202 votes, received 3 MPs.
5. The Democrat Party received 925,349 votes, getting 3 MPs.
6. Prachachart Party, received 602,645 votes, received 2 MPs
7. Palang Pracharat Party, received 537,625 votes, received 1 MP
8. The Seri Ruam Thai Party received 351,376 votes and received 1 MP.
9. The Thai Sang Thai Party received 340,178 votes and received 1 MP.
10. New Democratic Party, received 273,428 votes, received 1 MP.
11. The new party received 249,731 votes, received 1 MP for the party
12. Chart Phatthana Kla, received 212,676 votes, received 1 MP.
13. Thai Local Party, received 201,411 votes, received 1 MP.
14. Chart Thai Pattana Party, received 192,497 votes, received 1 MP.
15. The Fair Party, received 184,817 votes, received 1 MP.
16. New Social Power Party, received 177,379 votes, got 1 MP
17. Thai Teachers for the People Party received 175,182 votes, getting 1 MP.

However, in terms of constituency-divided MPs, previously in the ECT REPORT system it showed that the Progressive Party won 113 seats and Bhumjaithai Party 67 seats, because of the information in the election results of the 3rd constituency. .Prachinburi is not complete From the report of the announcement of the Election Commission of the 3rd constituency, Prachinburi Province, regarding the result of the vote counting MPs on a constituency basis (Sor. Sor. 6/1), it was found that Mr. Sarit Butnien from Bhumjaithai Party was elected. Causing the number of MPs in the constituency division of the Kao Klai Party to be 112 seats and the Bhumjaithai Party 68 seats, in which case this is only the official vote counting result, not considering the Election Commission’s announcement of the election results.

However, when including the number of MPs, both by constituencies and party lists, the Kaow Klai Party won 151 MPs, Pheu Thai Party 141, Bhumjaithai Party 71, Palang Pracharat Party 40, Ruam Thai Sang Chart Party 36. Democrat Party 25 members, Chart Thai Pattana Party 10 members, Prachachat Party 9 members, Thai Sang Thai Party 6 members, Chart Pattana Kla Party 2 members, Pheu Thai Ruam Palang Party 2 members, Seri Ruam Thai Party New Democratic Party, New Party, Thai Local Party, Thamma Party, New Social Power Party Thai Teachers for the People Party Get one MP for each party