Bangkok Governor Race Tightens as People’s Party Candidate Pushes Corruption Reform
The Bangkok gubernatorial race is intensifying, with People's Party candidate Chaiwat Sathawornwichit gaining traction by campaigning on anti-corruption reform. While incumbent Chadchart Sittipunt maintains a lead in polls, local issues are re-emerging as candidates engage across districts.
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