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One Constituency, Two Parties: Ballot Splitting and Divided Loyalties in Thailand’s Election | FULCRUM
Thailand’s two-ballot electoral system has uncovered divided loyalties among the country’s voters.
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Pita (and the People) Versus the Powers that Be | FULCRUM
Pita Limjaroenrat has failed to secure approval as Thailand’s next prime minister. This underscores the stark reality: leaders in Thailand are not elected by the will of the people, but permitted to rise to power with the support or at least the acquiescence of the conservative establishment.
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Analysis of Thailand's 2023 General Elections
One Constituency, Two Parties, and a New Tale of Two Democracies
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Dark Horse Could Win Thai Premiership | FULCRUM
There has been much speculation as to whether the Move Forward Party might be able to install its candidate as the prime minister of Thailand. But the country’s next leader might well emerge from the ranks of Pheu Thai, the opposition party which won the second-largest number of seats in the recent elections.
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The Move Forward Party: Surge in Momentum, But Obstacles Ahead | FULCRUM
The historic win of the Move Forward Party in Thailand’s general election cannot be reduced to merely its campaigning strategy and policies. It reflects the pent-up grievances and aspirations for a better future of millions of Thais.