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Nida Poll: Public expects legal battles for Election Commission and PM Anutin

A Nida Poll survey conducted between September 15-16, 2026, reveals public sentiment regarding the Election Commission's decision to pursue criminal charges and Supreme Court litigation over Senate election fraud. The resolution targets 77 accused individuals, including 26 current members of the Senate.

According to the poll, 35.57% of respondents believe the current Election Commission will face the most significant political or legal challenges following this decision. This is followed by 31.53% who expect Prime Minister Anutin Charnvirakul to face major legal or political battles. Additionally, 25.42% of respondents anticipate challenges for all government coalition parties.

Regarding potential political instability, 35.34% of those surveyed expressed no concern, while 30.46% were somewhat concerned, and 15.04% were very concerned about possible unrest resulting from the Commission's resolution.

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Anutin Charnvirakul · Bhumjaithai Party · Election Commission of Thailand · NIDA Poll

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