
Today (8 Feb), at polling station 54, located in the parking lot of UCI Media Co., Ltd., in front of Beverly Hills Village, Thung Song Hong Subdistrict, Bangkok, Mr. Yotschanan Wongsawat, the Pheu Thai Party's prime minister candidate, stated that he had cast his voting votes on all 3 ballots. He encouraged all Thais to come out and vote, noting that this time there is also a referendum. He suggested that after voting in the election, voters should also collect another ballot to cast in the referendum to create change within the country. He expressed excitement, anticipating a lively day, and mentioned having previously exercised his referendum voting rights. Voting today was convenient and straightforward. Voters received two ballots and cast their ballots, then returned to receive a third ballot for the referendum, as stipulated by the Election Commission. He confirmed that no special auspicious times were chosen for the voting process.
“Thailand must change. Every vote matters. I urge everyone to come out and exercise their right to vote, including in the referendum,” Mr. Yoschanan said.
Mr. Yoschanan reiterated that his schedule for the day would be simple: he would return home for dinner and then, around 4-5 PM, go to the Pheu Thai Party headquarters to check the election results.
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