Popular Post webfact Posted October 6 Popular Post Posted October 6 File photo On October 1, crowds gathered at the Government Savings Bank in Mae Chan district, Chiang Rai, to withdraw funds as part of the government’s 10,000-baht cash handout initiative. However, according to a recent survey by the National Institute of Development Administration (Nida Poll), over a third of recipients remain uncertain about whether they will support the government after receiving the cash boost. The nationwide survey, conducted from October 1 to 3, polled 1,312 individuals aged 18 and above from various educational and occupational backgrounds. The survey sought to gauge public sentiment towards the Pheu Thai-led government’s digital wallet handout scheme. When asked if they would support the government after receiving the handout, the responses were: 34.35% were undecided 30.31% said the handout could influence their support to some extent 20.38% already supported the Paetongtarn Shinawatra administration, regardless of the scheme 13.13% opposed the government no matter what 1.83% had no opinion or interest in the matter Respondents were also asked about their intended use for the 10,000-baht handout: 86.79% plan to cover daily expenses like utility bills and fuel 16.49% will save it for future needs 14.35% aim to repay debt 13.59% intend to cover healthcare costs, such as medicines and doctor visits 8.24% plan to purchase goods for resale 7.48% will use it for education-related expenses 1.37% want to buy electrical appliances 1.07% plan to spend on lottery tickets 0.99% intend to purchase mobile or IT devices 0.69% will use it for entertainment, including alcohol or cigarettes 0.31% plan to spend on travel 0.15% will buy gold or jewelry 0.99% did not specify their intended use The results underscore varied public responses to the cash handout scheme, with many still contemplating its impact on their political support for the current government, reported Bangkok Post. -- 2024-10-07 1 4
Gottfrid Posted October 6 Posted October 6 (edited) It´s the 86,79% that are dangerous. They are the ones that include the daily expenses for Lao Khao. 🤣 Edited October 6 by Gottfrid 1 1
dinsdale Posted October 7 Posted October 7 33 minutes ago, webfact said: 20.38% already supported the Paetongtarn Shinawatra administration, regardless of the scheme I though she was popular. Didn't another "poll" say this was the case. 1
OneMoreFarang Posted October 7 Posted October 7 55 minutes ago, webfact said: 86.79% plan to cover daily expenses like utility bills and fuel 1.07% plan to spend on lottery tickets 0.69% will use it for entertainment, including alcohol or cigarettes I guess for the top 86% lottery tickets and alcohol and cigarettes are just daily expenses. 2
Popular Post Tropicalevo Posted October 7 Popular Post Posted October 7 2 hours ago, webfact said: over a third of recipients remain uncertain about whether they will support the government after receiving the cash boost. Unless they get more cash of course. 2 1
BangkokReady Posted October 7 Posted October 7 1 hour ago, dinsdale said: I though she was popular. Didn't another "poll" say this was the case. It's very easy to manipulate polls and get the result you want. "80% of people support X", while they carefully selected a group that they know very likely support X. Or they could pose questions that lead people to choose the response they want.
jippytum Posted October 7 Posted October 7 Lots of u turns and dirty dealings since the cash inducement was promised. Take the money and run. 1
hotchilli Posted October 7 Posted October 7 6 hours ago, webfact said: However, according to a recent survey by the National Institute of Development Administration (Nida Poll), over a third of recipients remain uncertain about whether they will support the government after receiving the cash boost. Most of them only voted for them for the cash, if it's on offer again they would vote the same way.
Purdey Posted October 7 Posted October 7 Not one single person said they would buy alcohol and get blasted for a few days.
Popular Post connda Posted October 7 Popular Post Posted October 7 I guess it sucks when overt Vote-Buying doesn't work, 'eh? 1 1 1
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