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Parties say new EC re-districting is unfair and favors incumbent


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By Erich Parpart
 
Opposition and new political parties are weighing up a move to petition the Election Commission after the EC unveiled its new districting map for the next election on Thursday.

 

Prime Minister Prayut Chan-o-cha is expected to dissolve the House of Representatives before the government term ends on March 23 and the election is slated for May 7.

 

The new district map is required because of the changes in the population number with the number of constituencies will increase from 350 in the 2019 election to 400 in the upcoming election.

 

Full story: https://www.thaienquirer.com/48685/parties-say-new-ec-re-districting-is-unfair-and-favors-incumbent/

 

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Unfair ....really I THOUGHT THAI politics was above corruption, ...well the PM says it is so it must be !!!!!!!!!!!!!

No more VOTE buying

No more ludicrous costly unworkable promises

No selfish actions by mps

 

as they say in english ...Monkey see, monkey do .....

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18 hours ago, pixelaoffy said:

Fair? Nothing in Thailand with its corrupt generals is ever meant to be fair, and an Electoral Commission that Independent? Having a laugh

Revolution is in the air.....

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