Future Forward Party leader Thanathorn Juangroongruangkit (right) helps Srinuan Boonlue, the party's candidate for Chiang Mai's eighth constituency by-election, campaign. The votes also made her the constituency MP with the biggest win in the country, topping Ekkarn Suesongtham of Phrae, also of FFP, with 72,016 votes. The lower vote total will likely disqualify its MP, who will have to leave the House once the EC endorses the results. All in all, the pro-regime front will likely gain two MPs and lose one, while the anti-regime side will gain one (the FFP constituency victory in Chiang Mai), based on the EC's formula -- leaving the pro- and anti-regime blocs in the same position as before. A total of 127,832 people voted, accounting for 78.3% of all eligible voters in the four districts making up the constituency.

Source: Bangkok Post May 27, 2019 11:01 UTC