Abhisit Casts Vote and Referendum Ballot, Urging Citizens to Shape the Nation’s Direction

Today (Feb 8, 2026), at 8:55 a.m., Mr. Abhisit Vejjajiva, Leader of the Democrat Party and prime ministerial candidate, arrived at Polling Station No. 1 at Sawasdee Wittaya School in the Watthana District to cast his vote in both the general election and the constitutional amendment referendum.

Several prominent family members who exercised their rights at Polling Station No. 10, including his sisters Ms. Ngampun Vejjajiva and Mrs. Alisa Wacharasindhu, as well as his nephews Mr. Parit Wacharasindhu, a party-list candidate for the People's Party, and Mr. Pasut Wacharasindhu. Also present was Mr. Suranand Vejjajiva, former Minister to the Prime Minister's Office.

After his vote, Mr. Abhisit urged the public to participate in the election and referendum to collectively determine the future of the country.

He expressed his gratification at seeing the high level of public enthusiasm, noting that many citizens had been alert and ready to vote since the polls opened at 8:00 a.m.

He informed that he will go to the Democrat Party headquarters to monitor the incoming results once the polls officially close.

Mr. Suranand Vejjajiva emphasized the significance of the day, calling on citizens to exercise their rights to uphold and sustain democracy. He remarked that a massive turnout would be a clear reflection of the public’s desire for change, stating his belief that the final voter turnout will exceed 80%.