Bangkok ‘Bang Sue-Sai Mai’ speeding up checks is ‘toe card’ or not?

Bangkok ‘Bang Sue-Sai Mai’ speeding up checks is ‘toe card’ or not?

At 10:15 p.m. on May 14 at the Election Coordination Center for Members of the House of Representatives, Bangkok Bangkok City Hall, Sao Chingcha

In connection with the counting of votes in the constituency 7, Unit 69, Bang Sue Subdistrict, Bang Sue District, Bangkok, where the ballot papers occurred There are 708 party-list MPs, while there are 707 constituency-divided tickets. Observers must confirm that they must be recounted only.

Mr. Khajit Chatchawanich The Permanent Secretary for Bangkok Metropolitan Administration (BMA) clarified the issue during announcing the vote counting progress that in summary, the problematic districts, Bang Sue and Sai Mai District, were in the case of uneven number of cards in the box and in the account, which may be caused by the number of For example, each book contains 20 leaves, there may be 19 leaves, looking at the stub.

As for the vote counting progress, Mr. Khachit said that now there are 2,782 polling stations that have counted the votes, representing 43.74%, all voters 1,331,174, representing 29.72%, as for the 4 party-list MPs. The first consisted of the Kao Klai Party 485,992, second place Ruam Thai Sang Chart Party 209,149, third place Pheu Thai Party 178,641 and fifth place Democrat Party 29,851

side Mr. Samran Tanpanich The director of the Institute of Political Development and Electoral Development said that issues arising in the Sai Mai and Bang Sue districts were Strictly investigating the facts whether it is a toe card case or not, where the toe card is the number of people who show up who exercised their rights and the number of tickets paid does not match. It’s not caused by the mistaken process of the staff, so the process to check is to check back how many cards are in the basket. If the number of tickets does not match the number of people present Therefore, it is called a tiptoe card.

“Another issue we examined was The number of constituency cards and the party lists do not match. This is possible and does not have to match both, as there have been cases where voters do not wish to receive either type of card. which is the right of the voter The unit committee will not be able to force it to receive. because it is the right to show oneself to exercise the right to vote according to the duties of the people We are currently reviewing If there is any clear progress, the facts will be learned again,” Mr. Samran said.

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