MCOT 19 March – NIDA poll results “The 2023 Election Battle No. 1” found that most of them supported “Pae Thong Tarn” as Prime Minister, electing Pheu Thai, the highest, both MPs, divided into constituencies and party lists.
Today’s Nida poll results “2023 Election Battle No. 1” conducted a survey between 2-8 March 2023 from people aged 18 years and over, 2,000 sample units. Details of the poll results go talk to Asst. Prof. Dr. Suwicha Pao-Aree, Director of the Nida Poll Poll Center.
Nida Poll asked about the person who the people would support to become Prime Minister in this election, and found that the highest ranked Ms. Pae Thongtarn Shinawatra, the head of the Pheu Thai Party family, with 38.20%, followed by Mr. Phitha. Lim Chareonrat The leader of the party is far ahead with 15.75%, Gen. Prayut Chan-o-cha, Prime Minister Nai Tri and Minister of Defense from the Ruam Thai Sang Chart Party with 15.65%, followed by Khunying Sudarat Keyuraphan, leader of the Thai Sang Thai Party with 5.10%, Pol. 4.45%, Mr. Jurin Laksanawisit, Deputy Prime Minister and the Minister of Commerce as leader of the Democratic Party with 2.35%
The political party that people would choose to be a constituency MP, it was found that the highest would choose Pheu Thai Party, accounted for 49.75%, followed by the Kao Klai Party, accounted for 17.40, Ruam Thai Sang Chart Party, accounted for 11.75%, and the Democrat Party thought. was 5.40%, followed by Thai Sang Thai Party, accounted for 2.95%, Bhumjaithai Party accounted for 2.70%, Seri Ruam Thai Party accounted for 2.60%, Palang Pracharat Party accounted for 2.15%
The political party that the people would choose to be a list of MPs, found that the highest ranking was still the Pheu Thai Party, accounting for 49.85%, followed by the Kao Klai Party, accounting for 17.15%, the Ruam Thai Sang Chart Party 12.15%, the Democrat Party. accounted for 4.95%, followed by the Seri Ruam Thai Party, accounted for 2.85%, the Thai Sang Thai Party accounted for 2.60%, the Bhumjaithai Party accounted for 2.55%, the Palang Pracharat Party accounted for 2.30% .
Source: Thai News Agency