Thailand welcomes the election of Prime Minister Ba Yu to exercise the right to vote and appeal to the people to vote

According to the Thai website quoted by the Thai Xintai Daily News, Thailand ushered in the general election on March 24, Prime Minister Ba Yu voted to exercise the right to vote, and called on the people to vote for the "reduction of national issues".

On March 24, local time, Thailand’s first general election polling station opened in eight years, and the people voted in front of the ballot box.

According to the news of Thailand’s Xintai Daily, at 8:28 local time on the 24th, Thai Prime Minister Ba Yu went to the 10th district of Bangkok to vote to exercise the right to vote.

Data Map: Thai Prime Minister Ba Yu. China News Agency reporter Sheng Jiapeng photo

During the voting period, Ba Yu said that he is very pleased that the Thai people have the right to exercise the right to vote. He hopes that the Thai people will join hands in the election and help each other to reduce the national problem.

In addition, Ba Yu also revealed that he will stay at home tonight to pay attention to the results of the election-related progress.

In addition, around 8:15 am local time, Thai Deputy Prime Minister and Defense Minister Ba Yi went to the 10th district of Saphansong in Wang Thonglang District, Bangkok to exercise the right to vote.

According to statistics from the Ministry of Internal Affairs of Thailand, a total of 51,419,975 voters in the 2019 general election exercised their right to vote, including 24,801,527 male voters and 26,618,448 female voters. The male and female voters aged 26-45 years old totaled 19,583,472 and their ages were 18-25 years old. There are 7,339,772 male and female voters in the age group