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Anutin Charnvirakul of the Bhumjaithai Party on Monday.

Surprises, Snubs of Thailand’s 2019 Election

Here are the highlights of those who, against all odds, achieved remarkable results at the polls and those who aimed high but left a lot to desire.

Thainet Cries ‘Dirtiest Election’ in Wake of Confusing Poll Night

BANGKOK — Accusations of fraud and irregularities exploded across the internet Monday as the nation awaits the results of the much-anticipated general election, the first in five years since the military seized power in a coup.

Pro- and Anti-Prayuth Parties Race to Form Coalitions: Live Blog

Latest developments on the aftermath of 2019 Thai elections
UN employees Sunday at a Bangkok polling station.

Poll Observers Not Confident Election Free or Fair

BANGKOK — Less than two hours before polls close, a leading polling monitoring organization said it’s not confident there won’t be foul play in...
Thanathorn Juangroongruangkit, leader of the Future Forward Party, casts his vote Sunday in Bangkok. Photo: Julladit Onlamoon / Associated Press

Voting Underway in First Election Since 2014 Coup

BANGKOK — Voters were heading to the polls Sunday in the country's first election since the military ousted an elected government in a 2014...
Junta leader-cum-Prime Minister Prayuth Chan-ocha casts his vote at a polling station March 24 in Bangkok. Photo: Gemunu Amarasinghe / Associated Press

Thai Election Day Ends With Unanswered Questions: Live Blog

Khaosod English reporters are at locations throughout the capital all day today to bring updates from the field.

At Sole Rally Appearance, Prayuth Says He’s Ready to Lead Nation

BANGKOK — Junta leader Gen. Prayuth Chan-ocha asked supporters to vote and make him prime minister again during his first and only appearance at...
The leader of Pheu Thai Party and candidate for prime minister Sudarat Keyuraphan, second from right, and candidates wave during a Friday election rally in Bangkok. Photo: Gemunu Amarasinghe / Associated Press

New Thai Government May be Unstable, Short-Lived

BANGKOK —Sunday's election is likely to produce a weak, unstable government whether it's a civilian or military-backed party that cobbles together a coalition, setting off a new phase of uncertainty in a country that's ...
Laddawan, third from left, speaks Friday at the Foreign Correspondents Club of Thailand.

Prayuth Victory Via Senate Will Cause Chaos: Election Observer

BANGKOK — A prominent election observer warned Friday that a pro-junta minority government that relied on the votes of the military-appointed senate to make...
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Anti-Junta Rappers Release ‘250 Bootlickers’

BANGKOK — On the eve of the general election, a group that shot to fame last year for criticizing the ruling junta released a new single taking aim at unfair election rules.

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