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Thaksin's party gets all 36 seats of Bangkok constituencies
www.chinaview.cn 2006-04-03 20:22:50

Special report: Snap general election in Thailand

Special report: Crisis in Thailand

    BANGKOK, April 3 (Xinhua) -- According to the latest results of ballots issued on Monday, the Thai Rak Thai (TRT) Party led by caretaker Prime Minister Thaksin Shinawatra has got all the 36 seats in Bangkok constituencies. But doubt follows as TRT received fewer votes than abstentions in 28 out of 36 constituencies.

    The latest figure released by the Election Committee showed that TRT candidates in Bangkok's 36 constituencies has got 1,234,522 votes, or a 46.9 percent of all the 2,631,200 voters, while the votes of "No vote" raise to 1,319,206, or a proportion of 50.1 percent.

    The vote counts showed that the TRT received fewer votes than abstentions in 28 out of 36 constituencies in Bangkok.

    Therefore, some analysts doubted that if the higher figure of abstentions means TRT's nonsupporters are more than supporters. But in term of election law of Thailand, TRT has win all the 36 seats in Bangkok legally. Enditem

    

Editor: Lin
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