Bhumjaithai intensively trained prospective MPs, promoting the election slogan “Say and Do Plus.” Party leaders inspired members, affirming that if they campaign with determination, they will surely win 200 seats. Strict rules were emphasized due to intense political competition.
On 16 Dec 2025 GMT+7, reporters reported that on 15 Dec, after major political groups brought former MPs from various parties and new prospective MPs to join the Bhumjaithai Party (BJT) in preparation for the 2026 election, Prime Minister and Interior Minister Anutin Charnvirakul, as BJT leader, presented shirts to the new members.
Following this, prospective MPs were divided into two groups: the first covering the South, East, West, and Central regions; the second covering the North and Northeast. In both groups, party leaders strictly instructed adherence to Election Commission regulations and urged everyone to fully commit to this election. They cautioned about legal compliance amid multiple festivals and high political competition, advising to await the Election Commission's announcement of election procedures.
Party leaders also highlighted government efforts in solving various problems to inform the public of the government's active role, ensuring they understand it is not inactive. They noted that previously Bhumjaithai was a party that “said and did,” but from now on it will be “Say and Do Plus,” meaning doing more than spoken, more than planned, and beyond campaign promises. They motivated members by saying their duty is to campaign and earn votes; if everyone commits, they will secure over 200 seats. Additionally, they analyzed the Thai-Cambodian border situation, expecting resolution before the New Year.