Senior People’s Party figures gather at head office to monitor counts
Natthaphong Ruengpanyawut and senior People’s Party figures gathered at headquarters to monitor counting and follow unofficial election results after polls close.
People’s Party leader Natthaphong Ruengpanyawut and other senior party figures began gathering at the party’s head office on Sunday afternoon to monitor vote counting and follow unofficial election results.
Natthaphong and other senior members arrived at the party’s headquarters in the Future Forward Building at 2.30pm.
Natthaphong, who is also the People’s Party’s prime ministerial candidate, said he came to the head office to monitor the counting process and unofficial results.
He added that he had heard reports of mistakes by officials at a polling station in Nan, where ballot papers were torn from a ballot book and several were damaged due to incomplete tearing. He urged voters to watch for any irregularities at polling stations.
Those arriving at the party’s head office included former executives of the Future Forward and Move Forward parties, which later became the People’s Party after they were dissolved.
Supporters began gathering at the head office around noon. The building’s Soul Bar also introduced a new drink called “Just Orange without Grey” — orange juice mixed with soda water and orange-flavoured konjac jelly.
The party said it had prepared its car park for supporters and set up a large screen and projector so they could follow the party’s press conference, expected after polling stations close at 5pm.
