The Election Commission (EC) has reiterated its plans to release unofficial results of the upcoming May 14 general election within hours after the voting ends. The commission has assured the public that the results will be announced on their official website, www.ectreport.com, which can handle up to one million visitors per minute.
The EC has set a target of releasing unofficial results by 11 PM on May 14. Results will be broken down by province, constituency, electoral district, and political parties, providing an in-depth view of the election outcome.
This move towards greater transparency and accountability is welcomed by many citizens who are eager to find out who will be their representatives for the next term. The EC has emphasized that they will do their utmost to ensure that the election process is free and fair, and that the results are accurately and promptly reported.
In light of the recent incident in Nonthaburi province, the EC has also clarified that postal codes were mistakenly used instead of electoral provincial codes on the first 100 envelopes of ballots cast by early voters in the province. However, authorities have confirmed that the problem was quickly resolved and that all 100 votes will be counted. The commission has assured the public that such an error will not happen again and that they will take all necessary precautions to ensure the integrity of the electoral process.
As the country prepares for the general election, the EC’s efforts to provide transparent and accurate results are of utmost importance to maintain trust and confidence in the democratic process. The results of this election will play a significant role in shaping the future of Thailand, and citizens eagerly await the announcement of the final outcome.
