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People’s Party Files Complaint Against Election Commissioners

2/27/2026

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On February 26, the reformist People’s Party filed a criminal complaint against seven election commissioners for violating election laws.
Deputy party leader Wayo Assawarungruang said the charges include wrongful duties and concerns that ballot QR codes could risk voter anonymity.
The Election Commission confirmed Bhumjaithai won 170 constituencies, and the People’s Party secured 88.
With no outright majority, Bhumjaithai and third-place Pheu Thai plan to form a coalition government.

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On February 26, the reformist People’s Party filed a criminal complaint against seven election commissioners for violating election laws.
Deputy party leader Wayo Assawarungruang said the charges include wrongful duties and concerns that ballot QR codes could risk voter anonymity.
The Election Commission confirmed Bhumjaithai won 170 constituencies, and the People’s Party secured 88.
With no outright majority, Bhumjaithai and third-place Pheu Thai plan to form a coalition government.