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May  1, 2022: Opinion surveys are coming thick and fast on the Bangkok gubernatorial race, and while Chadchart Sittipunt remains the hot favourite in all, the rise of Aswin Kwanmuang is noticeable.

 

A recent, large-scale popularity poll by Thammasat researchers had Aswin come third after Chadchart and Democrat Suchatvee Suwansawat, but Dusit Poll has just released findings that the former Prayut-installed Bangkok governor is now second, albeit trailing Chadchart significantly.

 

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The Dusit Poll interviewed 2,522 eligible voters. Almost 40% of them would vote for independent Chadchart, as opposed to 14.16% who would pick Aswin. This is a very high lead and key difference between the Dusit survey and the Thammasat poll, which suggested that the gap between Chadchart and Suchatvee, who Thammasat pollsters stated came second, was not that big.

 

Full story: https://www.thaipbsworld.com/aswin-now-second-in-another-popularity-poll/

 

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This election is  going to be pivotal for the country.  It is going to show if the youth and the young voters are serious about change.

 

It is great to protest but if you do not vote then all the young  people will be to any government is just noise that does not really matter.

 

If these leaders want to make change then they should either pick a candidate to run or support one that is running.  Imagine what would happen if those protesters actually had a support rally for a candidate.

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