Thai opposition party believes Roi Et win foretells ‘landslide victory’ in general election


BANGKOK (The Nation/Asia News Network): The main opposition Pheu Thai Party hailed its Roi Et election victory on Sunday (Sept 25) as clear evidence it will win the upcoming general election by a landslide.

Pheu Thai candidate Seksit Wainiyompong was elected Provincial Administrative Organisation (PAO) chief for the Northeast province after receiving more than 80 per cent of votes.

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