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Poll Shows Confidence in Paetongtarn Govt Lasting Until 2027

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The recent NIDA Poll reveals that a majority of people surveyed have faith in Thailand's Prime Minister Paetongtarn Shinawatra's government lasting through to at least the near-end of its current term in 2027.

 

Conducted by the National Institute of Development Administration (NIDA) on October 21st and 22nd, the poll garnered insights from 1,310 individuals from various educational and professional backgrounds.

 

A notable 41.68% of respondents are optimistic about the government completing its term, while 11.99% expect it to last almost the full duration. Conversely, 19.08% predict the government will survive another two years, 16.87% see its tenure extending only 12 months more, and 9.77% believe it could end by this year.

 

Economic challenges are seen as a potential downfall, with 34.43% of participants citing unmet economic promises as a threat to the government’s stability. Additionally, allegations against Thaksin Shinawatra, the prominent figure behind Pheu Thai party, might destabilise the administration, according to 32.52% of those polled.

 

Inter-coalition disputes are also seen as a potential issue, with 17.25% of respondents highlighting this as a possible catalyst for an early end. However, 16.64% see no current issues that could threaten the administration before the end of its term.

 

Concerns about protests are shared by 10.92% of participants, who speculate mass demonstrations could undermine governmental stability.

 

Meanwhile, 9.62% believe constitutional amendments, especially concerning political ethics, might challenge the administration’s longevity. Additionally, the amnesty law has been pointed out by 8.42% as another possible destabilising factor. Only a modest 6.95% anticipate a coup could overthrow the current government, reported Thai PBS.

 

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TDLR - 1,310 people betting on how long the current government will last and answering other speculative and pointless spoon-fed questions.

Who voted for the current Government ?  😉

34 minutes ago, CANSIAM said:

Who voted for the current Government ?  😉

 

People who thought they'll get 10000 baht.

1 hour ago, CANSIAM said:

Who voted for the current Government ?  😉

 

200 Unelected Senators.

Utter rubbish. 

Put the brakes on Thaskin's interference and she is toast. 

🤣🤣🤣  Yeah....sure!! 🤣🤣🤣

8 hours ago, webfact said:

The recent NIDA Poll reveals that a majority of people surveyed have faith in Thailand's Prime Minister Paetongtarn Shinawatra's government lasting through to at least the near-end of its current term in 2027.

Yeah okay...

On 10/28/2024 at 12:58 PM, hotchilli said:

The recent NIDA Poll reveals that a majority of people surveyed have faith in Thailand's Prime Minister Paetongtarn Shinawatra's government lasting through to at least the near-end of its current term in 2027.

On 10/28/2024 at 12:58 PM, hotchilli said:

Yeah okay...

 

I know betting here might be illegal, but I would like to take the bet against the "majority of people surveyed", easy money!

 

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