The atmosphere was lively on the first day of MP candidate registration in Prachinburi, with supporters standing to welcome and presenting flower garlands to encourage the candidates in large numbers.
On 27 Dec 2025 GMT+7, the Prachinburi Provincial Election Commission set the registration venue at the Convention Hall of Tawarawadee Resort Hotel, Tha Tum Subdistrict, Si Maha Phot District, Prachinburi Province. There are three constituencies: Constituency 1 includes Mueang Prachinburi, Ban Sang, and Si Mahosot districts; Constituency 2 includes Si Maha Phot, Prachantakham, and Nadee districts (excluding Thung Pho and Kaeng Din So subdistricts); Constituency 3 includes Kabin Buri and parts of Nadee (only Thung Pho and Kaeng Din So subdistricts).
The registration atmosphere on the first day was lively, with candidates arriving before 8:30 a.m. The Election Commission asked candidates to agree on ballot numbers. Candidates in constituencies 1 and 2 could not agree, so a draw was held with the following results.
Constituency 1
Mr. Amnat Wilawan (Bhumjaithai Party) received number 1.
Mr. Chanakan Sriied (People's Party) received number 2.
Police Colonel Somsak Narod (New Opportunity Party) received number 3.
Mr. Jitra Sangsee (Pheu Thai Party) received number 4.
Mr. Phaitoon Nakhiran (Kla Tham Party) received number 5.
Constituency 2
Ms. Pornthippapa Ritprasert (Democrat Party) received number 1.
Ms. Sirirat Sirirak (People's Party) received number 2.
Mr. Chayut Pummakanjana (Bhumjaithai Party) received number 3.
Mr. Kanpichet Maliget (Thai Pakdee Party) received number 4.
Mr. Somkiat Kamdam (Pheu Thai Party) received number 5.
Mr. Surasak Ramdet (Seri Ruam Thai Party) received number 6.
Constituency 3
There were three candidates who reached an agreement on numbers.
Mr. Kongkrit Hongwilai (Pheu Thai Party) received number 1.
Dr. Sarit Butnian (Bhumjaithai Party) received number 2.
Mr. Sunthorn Komkai (People's Party) received number 3.
After the candidates submitted their documents, supporters enthusiastically presented garlands and flowers to their candidates. Although many candidates were from different parties, they spoke amicably before proceeding to campaign for votes.
