A summary of how to check the list of eligible voters and polling stations for 2026, along with self-service referendum voting points via the Department of Provincial Administration website and the Smart Vote app before exercising your right on 8 Feb.
The upcoming election for members of the House of Representatives and the referendum on the draft constitution will be held on Sunday, 8 February 2026. One crucial step not to overlook is "checking your polling station" to avoid confusion and save travel time, especially for residents in Bangkok and other provinces where electoral districts or polling locations may have changed. We've summarized easy self-checking methods for you here.
The 2026 election is not only about choosing your favorite candidates and parties but also involves voting on a new draft constitution. Therefore, the "voting location" is particularly important, as some areas may have new electoral district boundaries or relocated polling stations compared to previous elections. To ensure accuracy, the Election Commission has provided online channels available 24/7 for advance checking.
Citizens can verify their voter registration, polling station, and position on the voter list through two main channels:
Whether you live in Bangkok or other provinces, you can follow these same steps:
In addition to checking your polling station, don't forget to bring one of the following identification documents:
Checking your 2026 polling station in advance is essential to ensure a smooth voting experience on 8 February. It helps prevent going to the wrong district or not finding your name. If you find incorrect information, you can file a request to add or remove your name with the local registrar within the legally specified time frame to protect your one-person, one-vote right.