Bangkok has the highest number of people registered for advance voting in the May 14 general election, with more than 800,000 of the 2.35 million voters nationwide who intend to cast their ballots a week early.
There are 74 polling stations in the capital, with the largest number of people planning to vote on May 7 registered at Ramkhamhaeng University (about 52,000), Royal Paragon Hall (40,000) and Huai Kwang district office (28,000) polling stations, according to the Election Commission.
Other polling stations with a high number of people registered to vote early were Bang Khen district office (26,000), the Thai-Japanese…
