"People Change the Country": People's Party's final campaign rally declares the pen in your hand is the ultimate power to form the government

Today (Feb 6, 2026) at 4:00 p.m. at Ves 1 Building, Bangkok Youth Center (Thai-Japan, Din Daeng), the People’s Party held its final major rally, "People Change the Country." The event was led by Natthaphong, Sirikanya, Veerayooth, Pita, Thanathorn, Pannika, Chaithawat, Rukchanok, and the People’s Party executive team.

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Natthaphong Ruengpanyawut, Leader of the People’s Party and Prime Ministerial candidate, stated that people’s politics is very simple, it means politics where the voices of the people truly matter. However, in the past, the people’s voice has merely been treated as a number of MP seats used for negotiating ministerial positions and managing ministry budgets to fund the next election.

He stated that this election will be a new chapter in Thai political history where we create change together. He emphasized that over the past period, besides the people helping to make people’s politics a reality, they have also helped dismantle the monopoly on politics day by day.

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“In the past, many ordinary people have joined the People’s Party to work in politics. But it isn't just them, our party members and natural supporters are also a part of this politics for ordinary people,” Natthaphong said.

He mentioned that stability in principles and belief in people's politics have forged mutual love and faith until today. “The journey from the current station to the station of the future is not easy, but I believe we can do it, and we can do it with the voice of every citizen.” 

He urged the public to show their power and vote for the People’s Party to reach 20 million votes, ensuring that no one can deny the party’s mandate.

Natthaphong invited grandparents to vote for the People’s Party to reignite hope for their children and grandchildren once again, just as they themselves had hope when Thailand was positioned to be the "Fifth Tiger of Asia."

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He invited the working-class population to vote for the People’s Party to provide a society where their children can be born and grow up in a country that offers equal opportunities to everyone, without needing to be born into a wealthy family to succeed or having to pay bribes and kickbacks.

He invited all youth, many of whom may be first-time voters, to vote for the People’s Party for their own future and to spread the word to their parents and grandparents to create change.

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Natthaphong further stated that the People’s Party is ready in terms of political standpoint, management team, and over 200 policies. Results must be seen within the first year, and he pledged that within four years, they would crack down on corruption and redirect over 100 billion baht lost from the system toward welfare society to restore quality of life for everyone.

In his closing remarks, he stated that February 8th will be the day when the power in everyone’s pen determines what kind of Thailand we will live in, between a Thailand where politics, the economy, and opportunities are monopolized, or a politics that belongs to the people, an economy for the little people, and equal opportunities.

“This better future is not for me to decide alone, but it is for all of you to determine,” Natthaphong concluded.