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People’s Party Gains Momentum Ahead of February Elections

1/22/2026

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The People’s Party gains support ahead of February 8 elections, positioning as a front-runner against Bhumjaithai.
Rangsiman Rome, deputy leader of the People’s Party, says detailed policy proposals attract voters.
The party, formed after Move Forward's dissolution, has moderated its stance on controversial issues, including the royal insult law.
Analysts say the strategy could win middle-class urban voters, while Bhumjaithai plans to retain key ministers if re-elected.

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Story summary

The People’s Party gains support ahead of February 8 elections, positioning as a front-runner against Bhumjaithai.
Rangsiman Rome, deputy leader of the People’s Party, says detailed policy proposals attract voters.
The party, formed after Move Forward's dissolution, has moderated its stance on controversial issues, including the royal insult law.
Analysts say the strategy could win middle-class urban voters, while Bhumjaithai plans to retain key ministers if re-elected.