2014 Thai Election

[Alex]

With news of the Prime Minister's death reaching the ears of the citizens of Thailand, an election would be held for the next Prime Minister of Thailand. Many parties would be grabbing for power, using the recent terror attack in Bangkok as leverage. Many would blame the current government's alignments as to causing the terror attack along with the deaths of the thousands who died during it.

The Royal Party of Thailand would retaliate by announcing that none of its decisions caused the attack and that the attack was caused by nothing more than terrorists who blamed the current Thai people for decisions made by Thailand centuries ago. It would promise that such a terrorist attack would never happen again and that with its re-election, the insurgency in the south would be dealt with and all those involved in the terror attack would be faced with justice.

After roughly twelve days, the people of Thailand would have to vote.

The following parties that can be voted on are shown here:

Royal Party of Thailand, Yingluck Shinawatra: Pro-monarchy, pro-military. Centre to center-right winged.

Bhumjaithai Party, Anutin Charnvirakul: Populism, pro-monarchy, anti-military. Right winged.

Chart Pattana Party, Tewan Liptapanlop: Left-winged Populism, anti-monarchy, anti-military. Left-winged.

Phalang Chon Party, Sontaya Kunplome: Environmentalist, progressivism. Left-winged.

New Democratic Party, Suratin Pichan: Social Democracy. Center-right winged.

Democrat Party, Jurin Laksanawisit: Conservatism, Classical Liberal, Liberal democracy. Right winged.

Motherland Party, Sonthi Boonyaratglin: Nationalism, economic liberal, pro-monarchy. Far-right winged.

 

[Alex]

The election would be over and the new parliament would be decided by the percentage of the votes:

​

Royal Party of Thailand: 163 seats.
Bhumjaithai Party: 56 Seats
Chart Pattana Party: 1 Seat
Phalang Chon Party: 73 Seats
New Democratic Party: 103 Seats
Democrat Party: 1 Seat
Motherland Party: 103 Seats

After the election was concluded, the new Prime Minister of Thailand would be decided:

Yingluck Shinawatra​

 

[Bruno]

The Government of China would officially congratulate the new Prime Minister of Thailand, Yingluck Shinawatra. Wishing her luck on her term as prime minister of a nation filled with history and greatness such as Thailand.

 

[Naio90]

The Republic of Argentina would welcome the exercise of democracy carried out in the Kingdom of Thailand and formally congratulate the new elected authorities of the asian country, stating also that it looked forward to continue working closely with them.