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	The exit poll predicted that 40.02 per cent of voters would vote for Pongsapat while 38.54 per cent for Democrat candidate Sukhumbhand Paribatra.</div>
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Exit poll predicts Pongsapat's victory

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Exit poll predicts Pongsapat's victory

An exit poll carried out by Television Pool of Thailand and Nation and Bansomdejchaophraya universities predicted Pheu Thai candidate Pongspapat Pongcharoen would win the Bangkok governor election.

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