A majority of Thai people see the present Thai politics as being in chaos and the government is lacking stability, according to an opinion survey by the Suan Dusit Rajabhat University, or Suan Dusit Poll.
The poll was conducted online between March 14-17 on 1,127 people all over the country to compile their opinions on the current movements of political parties, including get-together dinners of both small and large parties in the coalition government to tighten unity.
Asked what they saw from the current movements of political parties, with each respondent allowed to give more than one answer, 68.90% said political parties were bargaining for political power and interests; 62.56% said the government was having a problem with stability and there could be a House dissolution; 60.32% said new parties would be set up, MPs would switch parties and political parties had…
