The Election Commission (EC) has assured members of parliament that 95% of the results in the next general election will be known by 10pm on Election Day and that it is preparing to designate the election constituencies.

 

In reporting to MPs about the EC’s work, Secretary-General Sawaeng Boonmee said that, in designating the constituencies, the EC will gauge public opinion regarding the election models, adding that the EC will strictly follow the law and make transparency and fairness their top priority.

 

He said that a good election consists of the rule of law, good polling units, good election committees and good case files, adding that the votes received for each candidate reflect the choices of the voters, so the EC must ensure that the voters are provided with convenience and that the public can check the vote counting process.

 

Full story: https://www.thaipbsworld.com/thai-election-commission-to-ensure-95-of-the-results-are-known-on-election-day/

 

-- © Copyright Thai PBS 2023-01-13

 

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???? Oh lawdy lawd, ain't the result already in the pockets 

They could publish them already....we all know that they want to keep the current Government, maybe in other parties, but the persons..

Three month wait for the last 5 percent .

Surely they know 100% of the votes before the election even happens.

3 hours ago, webfact said:

The Election Commission (EC) has assured members of parliament that 95% of the results in the next general election will be known by 10pm on Election Day and that it is preparing to designate the election constituencies.

Remind me how long it took last time for the results to emerge.

3 hours ago, webfact said:

He said that a good election consists of the rule of law, good polling units, good election committees and good case files, adding that the votes received for each candidate reflect the choices of the voters, so the EC must ensure that the voters are provided with convenience and that the public can check the vote counting process.

As transparent as Prayuts wealth.

3 hours ago, webfact said:

The Election Commission (EC) has assured members of parliament that 95% of the results in the next general election will be known by 10pm on Election Day

Translation : monies paid , result in already

can you also ensure that only those that are eelcted (voted for)  are allowed to serve as MP's - shouldn't matter whar party they are connected only that the people voted for them as individuals ............oh but that would be real democracy wouldn't it ................ the people voting for individuals who they want in government and running the country 

 

The Thai people need to realise that as they go and vote in elections they will still end up with the same people in the top jobs ........did you directly vote for them ? well no you didn't ......but they are still there, they are members of a party  only - they were not individually elected .......... not democracy, you should be able to vote into office the singular people you want there - it's a scam - you are being fooled - waken up 

4 hours ago, webfact said:

 

The Election Commission (EC) has assured members of parliament that 95% of the results in the next general election will be known by 10pm on Election Day

transparency is more important, if you ask me

Edited January 13, 20233 yr by Pique Dard

4 hours ago, webfact said:

He said that a good election consists of the rule of law, good polling units, good election committees and good case files,

One out of four - there's some very plush polling units.

'95% of the results' - the other 5% to be used if adjustments to the result are needed.

6 hours ago, smedly said:

can you also ensure that only those that are eelcted (voted for)  are allowed to serve as MP's - shouldn't matter whar party they are connected only that the people voted for them as individuals ............oh but that would be real democracy wouldn't it ................ the people voting for individuals who they want in government and running the country 

 

The Thai people need to realise that as they go and vote in elections they will still end up with the same people in the top jobs ........did you directly vote for them ? well no you didn't ......but they are still there, they are members of a party  only - they were not individually elected .......... not democracy, you should be able to vote into office the singular people you want there - it's a scam - you are being fooled - waken up 

Very well put