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Pheu Thai's Popularity Tested After Thaksin's Rallies in Chiang Mai and Chiang Rai

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A recent survey conducted by NIDA Poll has examined the impact of Thaksin Shinawatra's recent campaign rallies in Chiang Mai and Chiang Rai on local support for the Pheu Thai Party.

 

The poll surveyed 1,803 eligible voters from these provinces between 7th and 10th January 2025, assessing how Thaksin's appearance might influence upcoming elections for Provincial Administrative Organisation (PAO) chiefs.

 

In Chiang Mai, opinions were split:

 

- 37.11% stated Thaksin's speech did not affect their decision, as they would not vote for Pheu Thai regardless.

- 23.24% felt his rally swayed them towards supporting Pheu Thai.

- 17.06% said it made no difference, as they were already planning to vote for Pheu Thai.

- 13.59% remained undecided.

- 9.00% said Thaksin's rally deterred them from voting for Pheu Thai.


When asked whether the PAO elections might influence the next general elections in Chiang Mai, responses were mixed:

 

- 30.37% believed there would be no effect at all.

- 28.87% thought it would have a significant impact.

- 24.74% felt it would have a moderate effect.

- 14.43% anticipated a minimal impact.

- 1.59% were indifferent or chose not to respond.

 

For Chiang Rai voters, the survey found:

 

- 33.01% claimed Thaksin's rally did not impact their choice as they were not voting for Pheu Thai anyway.

- 26.09% said it positively influenced their decision to support Pheu Thai.

- 17.12% were unaffected as they intended to vote for Pheu Thai already.

- 14.54% had yet to make a decision.

- 9.24% indicated the rally pushed them away from choosing Pheu Thai.

 

The potential impact of the Chiang Rai PAO elections on future general elections showed:

 

- 36.96% foresaw no impact.

- 25.95% expected a significant effect.

- 20.24% anticipated a moderate impact.

- 16.44% predicted a minor effect.

- 0.41% had no opinion or were uninterested.

 

These findings reflect a varied response to Thaksin's campaign efforts, questioning whether his rallies still hold the same sway with the electorate, reported Naewna.

 

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Just get on with it and croak like the toad he is

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And how many thought the convicted criminal should play with his grandchildren and stay away from politics like he promised? 

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People are now seeing how much BS !!! thaskin is spuing !!!!

4 hours ago, OneMoreFarang said:

And how many thought the convicted criminal should play with his grandchildren and stay away from politics like he promised? 

If you check the percentages it seems to be 50/50. I'm surprised that so many fancy him. But money talks, even it's only 10.000 Baht😄

5 hours ago, OneMoreFarang said:

And how many thought the convicted criminal should play with his grandchildren and stay away from politics like he promised? 

Not me...

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27 minutes ago, newbee2022 said:

If you check the percentages it seems to be 50/50. I'm surprised that so many fancy him. But money talks, even it's only 10.000 Baht😄

Many remember him for some good politics which he initiated many years ago.

He is a greedy corrupt criminal. But, to be fair, he did some good things for Thais and Thailand. 

22 minutes ago, OneMoreFarang said:

Many remember him for some good politics which he initiated many years ago.

He is a greedy corrupt criminal. But, to be fair, he did some good things for Thais and Thailand. 

Well, I always saw and see him like that. If there were raised 100 Baht for the govt, he put 10% in his own pockets and 90% to the public. In this way Thailand will move into the present fast. Not the best habit by far but better than imbeciles before him.

10 minutes ago, newbee2022 said:

Well, I always saw and see him like that. If there were raised 100 Baht for the govt, he put 10% in his own pockets and 90% to the public. In this way Thailand will move into the present fast. Not the best habit by far but better than imbeciles before him.

And was found guilty of that.

19 minutes ago, newbee2022 said:

Well, I always saw and see him like that. If there were raised 100 Baht for the govt, he put 10% in his own pockets and 90% to the public. In this way Thailand will move into the present fast. Not the best habit by far but better than imbeciles before him.

And obviously he has to give his enablers another 10% here and another 10% there. TiT

14 minutes ago, MikeandDow said:

And was found guilty of that.

And....? Who cares? 

6 minutes ago, OneMoreFarang said:

And obviously he has to give his enablers another 10% here and another 10% there. TiT

Well, at least there are some crumbs left for the people....🤣

15 minutes ago, newbee2022 said:

And....? Who cares? 

I think the majority of Thais !!! according to the latest polls

Popularity??

They were not the most popular party at election. Nor were their leaders.

Yet here we are.

I read many references to "...Thaksin supposed to stay out of politics by terms of his parole...". 

Is this actually true? Anybody have a source for this? And, if true, why was his parole not revoked?

Answers not really necessary!

25 minutes ago, Peabody said:

Is this actually true? Anybody have a source for this? And, if true, why was his parole not revoked?

 

Could it be that his 'parole' period has ended and he's now free to do whatever he wants?

 

Maybe this incredibly wealthy man checked with his lawyers before doing something...just a thought

A troll post has been removed

Arnold Judas Rimmer of Jupiter Mining Corporation Ship Red Dwarf

1 hour ago, ukrules said:

 

Could it be that his 'parole' period has ended and he's now free to do whatever he wants?

 

Maybe this incredibly wealthy man checked with his lawyers before doing something...just a thought

Why did you quote my questions without answering any of them? 

8 minutes ago, Peabody said:

Why did you quote my questions without answering any of them? 

 

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