Thailand's opposition parties, after stunning election win, set plans to enlist allies to take power - News Summed Up

Thailand's opposition parties, after stunning election win, set plans to enlist allies to take power


The Move Forward Party, led by 42-year-old businessman Pita Limjaroenrat, placed first in the election, surpassing most expectations. It squeaked past the Pheu Thai party, which had been favored to top the polls. It would have 309 House seats in total, providing more stability than the 292-seat partnership with Pheu Thai as a sole ally. Parliament selects a new prime minister in July, so has about two months to seal a deal. Pheu Thai party trailed a close second with its combined seat total projected at 141.


Source: ABC News May 15, 2023 15:50 UTC



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