More than 10 political parties are so far set to register their candidates for the upcoming June Commune Election to contest for more than 11,600 commune council seats up for grab across the country.
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The National Election Committee (NEC) has urged migrant workers in Thailand who had their names on the voter list to return to the country to vote for the upcoming Commune Election after the NEC last week ruled out the request from some political parties to allow more than one million workers in Thailand to vote from abroad.
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Amid repeated demand from some political parties to allow party agents at polling stations to take out copies of the election report, or “Form 1102”, as had been done in previous elections, The NEC has allowed its CEC officials at the polling stations to decide where they can allow the party agents to receive copies of the election report.“We will not provide a copy of ‘Form 1102’ to the agents of the political parties at the polling stations, but if they (party agents) still demand it, the directors of the polling station can decide,”
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