House re-elects Anutin
IPU Parline reports that the new House re-elected Anutin Charnvirakul as Prime Minister on 19 March 2026, with Pheu Thai in his coalition.
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La mappa dei seggi è di IPU Parline, Camera dei rappresentanti della Thailandia, elezioni dell'8 febbraio 2026. Mostra 500 seggi: Partito Bhumjaithai 192, Partito del Popolo 120, Partito Pheu Thai 74, Partito Kla Tham 58, altri partiti (16 con seggi) 35, Partito Democratico 21. La maggioranza su 500 è 251. Il Partito del Popolo ha ottenuto più voti di lista, ma molti meno collegi di Bhumjaithai. Lo stesso giorno gli elettori hanno anche approvato con un referendum la stesura di una nuova costituzione. Le prossime elezioni sono attese entro il 31 gennaio 2030. Le quote di voto vengono dai voti di lista della Commissione elettorale dell'8 febbraio 2026. Sono una quota dei voti espressi, non dei seggi.
Parlamento. Bhumjaithai Party detiene il maggior numero di seggi: 192 su 500 (38%). È necessaria una maggioranza di 251.
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500 seggi · 251 per la maggioranza (linea)
Bhumjaithai Party
192 seggi · 38.4%
192 of 500 seats. IPU Parline lists 192 seats for Bhumjaithai, 173 from constituencies and 19 from the party list. Its party-list share was 17.90 percent. NIDA Poll printed 12.08 percent in September 2026. It leads the coalition with Pheu Thai.
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The seat map is IPU Parline, Thailand House of Representatives, election of 8 February 2026. It shows 500 seats: Bhumjaithai Party 192, People's Party 120, Pheu Thai Party 74, Kla Tham Party 58, Other parties (16 with seats) 35, Democrat Party 21. A majority of 500 is 251. The People's Party won the most list votes but far fewer constituencies than Bhumjaithai. Voters also backed drafting a new constitution in a referendum on the same day. The next election is expected by 31 January 2030. Vote shares are from the Election Commission's party-list votes for 8 February 2026. They are a share of votes cast, not a share of seats.
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La stanza
500 seats · 251 to govern alone · Bhumjaithai Party and Pheu Thai Party 266
L'accordo
251 seats are a majority of 500. Bhumjaithai has 192 and Pheu Thai 74, so the two hold 266. Smaller parties add more; Wikipedia's cabinet summary says 293 MPs backed Anutin. The People's Party leads the opposition with 120.
L'umore
The left bar is the vote share. The right bar is seats divided by 500. They are different counts.
The first point is the 2023 party-list vote, when Move Forward, the People's Party's predecessor, came first. The second is the 2026 party-list vote. The third is NIDA Poll's telephone survey of 2,500 adults on 18–23 September 2026, in which 7.64 percent said no party was suitable. Party-list votes are only part of the House: 400 of 500 seats are won in constituencies.
La tendenza
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La spaccatura
The right bar is seats divided by 500. The left bar is the vote share. The electoral system means the two differ.
La discrepanza
The seat bar is seats divided by 500. The other bar is the NIDA Poll quarterly survey of 18–23 September 2026.
L'indicatore offensivo
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Questa settimana
IPU Parline reports that the new House re-elected Anutin Charnvirakul as Prime Minister on 19 March 2026, with Pheu Thai in his coalition.
NIDA Poll's September survey put the People's Party first at 35.40 percent, Pheu Thai at 18.44 and Bhumjaithai at 12.08.
Politica 101
500 seats. 251 to govern alone.
The seat map is IPU Parline, Thailand House of Representatives, election of 8 February 2026. It shows 500 seats: Bhumjaithai Party 192, People's Party 120, Pheu Thai Party 74, Kla Tham Party 58, Other parties (16 with seats) 35, Democrat Party 21. A majority of 500 is 251. The People's Party won the most list votes but far fewer constituencies than Bhumjaithai. Voters also backed drafting a new constitution in a referendum on the same day. The next election is expected by 31 January 2030. Vote shares are from the Election Commission's party-list votes for 8 February 2026. They are a share of votes cast, not a share of seats.
Anutin Charnvirakul, Prime Minister; Yodchanan Wongsawat, Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Higher Education.
Office holders come from the CIA World Leaders list for Thailand, updated 7 April 2026. Party leaders are named from the press reports linked on each bio.
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Seggi: IPU Parline, Camera dei Rappresentanti della Thailandia, elezioni dell'8 febbraio 2026. Voti: i voti della lista dei partiti della Commissione elettorale per l'8 febbraio 2026. Supporto al voto: elezioni della Camera 2026 (lista dei partiti); sondaggio NIDA, 18–23 set 2026. Uffici: l'elenco dei leader mondiali della CIA per la Thailandia, aggiornato il 7 aprile 2026. Cultura: Gallup 2016; MIPEX non copre questo paese, quindi il punteggio di accoglienza è sconosciuto.
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