A latest ballot within the northeast of Thailand showed Khunying Sudarat Keyuraphan main the polls thus far after saying her candidacy for Prime Minister this week. She lead with 23.4% of the votes by these polled, followed by the daughter of a former prime minister, Paetongtarn Shinawatra.
The survey was performed by E-Saan Centre for Business and Economic Research of Khon Kaen University and interviewed 1,065 adults over the age of 18 all through 20 Northeastern provinces. The aim was to interview people in the north and northeast of Thailand to get a feel for his or her common political positions and opinions on the present state of Thailand’s politics and financial system, and of course, who must be prime minister.
Marked down -Saan Poll conducted the survey in order to then ahead important findings within the outcomes to political events and state agencies in an attempt to permit the voices of these Thais within the northeast of the nation to be heard.
Among other questions, they asked concerning the prime minister election race that’s beginning to move up with several candidates now rising. They also gauged respondents’ emotions concerning the current main political events as well as how they’ve been affected by the pandemic-weakened economy.
Some key outcomes:
Who would you vote for as Prime Minister?
What celebration would you vote for to resolve economic problems?
What economic points cause you stress? (More than one reply allowed)