Complaints have been filed through multiple channels seeking judicial review, raising the prospect that the Constitutional Court could ultimately determine whether the election stands or falls. Petitions before the Constitutional Court, the Administrative Court or the Ombudsman may take time, but the electoral process cannot be suspended indefinitely. He also cautioned that the Constitutional Court is not insulated from the political context. If a cabinet were appointed and later invalidated by a court decision annulling the election, the country could face a constitutional vacuum. "The endpoint of the crisis lies with the Constitutional Court," Mr Olarn said.

Source: Bangkok Post February 22, 2026 02:05 UTC