Chadchart Widens Lead in Bangkok Governor Race as Voter Support Remains Strong
With less than two weeks until the Bangkok gubernatorial election, Chadchart Sittipunt has maintained a commanding lead in opinion polls, with over 72% of eligible voters expressing support. Independent candidate Chadchart's popularity continues to grow, leaving other contenders significantly behind.
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