Poll reveals the NACC is looking for a suitable person to sit, the Prime Minister is not deputy to show “Big Tu” has not supported any party.
Date 27 Dec 2020 at 07:15
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Nida Poll released its fourth quarterly political review of popular ratings found that most people do not have a party or politician in mind at this time. Because still couldn’t find a suitable one, followed by “Big Tu” – Pheu Thai
“Nida Poll”, National Institute of Development Administration (NIDA) released the results of the public survey, titled “The 4th Quarterly Political Popularity Survey”, conducted from 20 – 23 December 2020 from people aged 18 and over. To distribute all regions Education level And occupation nationwide, totaling 2,533 units
The survey, when asked who the people would support to become prime minister today, found that 32.10 percent of the rankings said they still couldn’t find the right person.
2nd place, 30.32 percent, identified as Gen. Prayut Chan-o-cha because of good management already Is serious about work Straightforward work Be honest The country is calm, not chaotic Able to make a decisive decision Help people of all sexes and ages thoroughly. Appropriate to continue holding the position of Prime Minister And personal favorite
Rank 3, 13.46 percent, identified as Khunying Sudarat Keyuraphan because of his past work experience. Be honest Being straightforward, honest, honest, and personally liked, 7.74 percent said it was Mr. Pitha Limcharoenrat. (Long distance party) because they want a new generation to run the country Being a person with a modern mindset And like party policy
Rank 5, 7.50 percent, identified as Maj. Gen. Seri Phisut Tameewes (Liberal Thai Party) because he was honest, honest, honest, honest. And personal favorite
Rank 6 2.05 percent said they did not answer / ignore
The seventh place 1.65 percent identified as Mr. Korn Chatikavanij (Party Kla) because of good vision. Be straightforward Be honest While others say Have an understanding of both old and new politics
At the 8th place, 1.34 percent said it was Mr. Anutin Charnvirakul (Bhumjaithai Party) because of his good performance, especially in the issue of COVID-19. Good management, real talk, real doing and personal favorite.
9th place, 1.03 percent, identified as Mr. Sompong Amornwat (Pheu Thai Party) because he liked the performance of Pheu Thai Party. Favor party policy While others say Personal favorite And Mr. Minkkwan Sangsuwan (New Economy Party) because having a clear party policy should help resolve economic problems well. And personal favorite In equal proportions and 1.78 percent specified others, namely Mr. Jurin Laksanawisit (Democrat Party), Abhisit Vejjajiva, Ms. Kanjanana Silpa-archa (Chart Thai Pattana Party), Mr. Wan Muhamadon. Normata (Prachachat Party) Mr. Chuan Leekpai (Democrat Party) Mr Thewan Liptapanlop (Chart Pattana Party) Mr. Chatchat Sitthiphan Mr. Narongsak Osotthanakorn Mr. Anan Panyarachun
And when compared with the results of the 3rd Quarterly Political Popular Rating Survey in September 2020, it was found that those who said Still can’t find the right person Decrease in proportion Which while those who state that Gen. Prayut Chan-ocha Khunying Sudarat Keyuraphan Mr. Pitha Limcharoenrat Maj. Gen. Seripisut Temiyawes, Mr. Korn Chatikavanich, Mr. Anutin Charnvirakul and did not answer / ignore. Increase in proportion
Finally, when asked about the political parties that people will support today, 26.49 percent of the top said it did not support any political party, 23.61 percent said it was the 3rd Pheu Thai party, 17.80 percent said it was Palang Pracharat. Fourth, 14.92 percent said it was the fifth advancing party, 7.46 percent said it was the 6th Democrat Party, 3.00 percent said it was the seventh total liberal party of Thailand, 2.29 percent said it did not answer / ignore the 8th place, 1.82 percent. It was identified as the 9th Bhumjaithai Party, 0.95 per cent said it was the 10th Kla Party, 0.55 per cent said it was the 11th Chart Thai Pattana Party. And the Prachachat Party In the same proportion, ranking 13, 0.12 percent, identified as the Unified Prachachat Thai Party and 14 percent, 0.04 percent, identified as the People’s Reform Party.
And when compared with the results of the 3rd Quarterly Political Popular Rating Survey in September 2020, it was found that those who said Does not support any political parties Pheu Chat Party And the Thai National Power Alliance Decrease in proportion Which while those who said that Pheu Thai Party, Palang Pracharath Party, Laiyai Party, Free Combined Thai Party Bhumai Thai Party, Kla Party, Chart Thai Pattana Party And don’t answer / don’t care Increase in proportion
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