Panel set up to investigate leaked document withholding results of 71 constituency MPs-elect
June 24 Democracy Group activists gather outside the Office of the Election Commission at the Government Complex in Chaeng Watthana on June 8, demanding that the EC certify the results of May 14 general election immediately. (Photo: Pattarapong Chatpattarasill)
The Election Commission (EC) is expected to endorse MPs-elect on June 21 and has set up a fact-finding panel to investigate a leaked document showing 71 constituency MPs-elect had their poll results withheld.
The EC will meet on June 19 to consider endorsing MPs-elect in both the party-list and constituency systems, as it has completed the examination…
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