The Election Commission summarized that on the first day of candidate registration for constituency MPs across 77 provinces nationwide, there were an unofficial total of 3,092 candidates, with Bangkok having the highest number at 449. The Bangkok Election Commission revealed that the Phra Khanong and Bang Na constituencies had the most candidates, with 19 each. Overall, the registration process proceeded smoothly.
On 27 Dec 2025 at 18:00 GMT+7, the Bangkok Election Commission Office Director, Acting Sub-Lieutenant Samphan Saengkhamlert, reported that the first day of MP candidate registration in Bangkok went smoothly and according to the rehearsed plan. In some constituencies, registration took longer due to thorough document verification by officials. Compared to the 2023 election registration atmosphere, the numbers were similar, with most candidates registering on the first day, and fewer than 10 candidates registering over the remaining four days. The total number of candidates registering across all 33 Bangkok constituencies on the first day was 449.
At 19:00 GMT+7, the Election Commission summarized the unofficial total number of constituency MP candidates across 77 provinces nationwide on the first day, as of 18:00 GMT+7, at 3,092 candidates. Breakdown includes: Bangkok 449, Nakhon Ratchasima 120, Chiang Mai 93, Khon Kaen 91, Chonburi 83, Udon Thani 80, Buriram 80, Samut Prakan 77, Nonthaburi 75, Pathum Thani 71, Surin 71, Ubon Ratchathani 71, Sisaket 67, Nakhon Si Thammarat 59, Roi Et 59, Kalasin 53, Chaiyaphum 52, Chiang Rai 52, Surat Thani 51, Songkhla 49, Nakhon Pathom 48, Sakon Nakhon 47, Maha Sarakham 45, Phetchabun 42, Phra Nakhon Si Ayutthaya 37, Nakhon Sawan 36, Nakhon Phanom 35.
Lopburi 35, Kanchanaburi 34, Suphan Buri 34, Narathiwat 32, Phitsanulok 32, Ratchaburi 32, Pattani 31, Lampang 29, Samut Sakhon 29, Kamphaeng Phet 28, Loei 28, Rayong 28, Sukhothai 26, Nan 26, Nong Bua Lam Phu 26.
Trang 26, Saraburi 25, Sa Kaeo 25, Chachoengsao 24, Chanthaburi 23, Yala 22, Bueng Kan 21, Phichit 21, Tak 21, Prachuap Khiri Khan 20, Phatthalung 19, Phuket 19, Nong Khai 19, Lamphun 17, Uttaradit 17, Phrae 17.
Yasothon 16, Krabi 16, Prachinburi 16, Phayao 16, Phetchaburi 15, Amnat Charoen 14, Chumphon 14, Mukdahan 12, Mae Hong Son 11, Phang Nga 11, Nakhon Nayok 11, Ang Thong 10, Chai Nat 10, Satun 9, Uthai Thani 9, Trat 7, Sing Buri 6, Samut Songkhram 6, and Ranong 4.
To summarize, on the first day of MP constituency candidate registration in Bangkok, there were 449 candidates across all 33 constituencies.
Constituency 1 Dusit (except Thanon Nakhon Chai Si subdistrict), Bang Rak, Pom Prap Sattru Phai, and Phra Nakhon had 16 candidates. Constituency 2 Pathum Wan, Ratchathewi, and Sathorn had 14 candidates. Constituency 3 Bang Kho Laem and Yan Nawa had 13 candidates. Constituency 4 Khlong Toei and Watthana had 12 candidates. Constituency 5 Wang Thonglang (except Khlong Chao Khun Sing subdistrict) and Huai Khwang had 13 candidates.
Constituency 6 Din Daeng and Phaya Thai had 14 candidates. Constituency 7 Bang Sue and Dusit (only Thanon Nakhon Chai Si subdistrict) had 13 candidates. Constituency 8 Chatuchak (except Chan Kasem and Sena Nikhom subdistricts) and Lak Si (only Thung Song Hong subdistrict) had 15 candidates. Constituency 9 Chatuchak (only Chan Kasem and Sena Nikhom subdistricts), Bang Khen (only Anusawari subdistrict), and Lak Si (only Talat Bang Khen subdistrict) had 9 candidates. Constituency 10 Don Mueang had 14 candidates.
Constituency 11 Sai Mai had 15 candidates. Constituency 12 Bang Khen (only Tha Raeng subdistrict), Lat Phrao (only Chorakhe Bua subdistrict), and Sai Mai (only O Ngoen subdistrict) had 16 candidates. Constituency 13 Bueng Kum (except Khlong Kum subdistrict) and Lat Phrao (only Lat Phrao subdistrict) had 14 candidates. Constituency 14 Bang Kapi and Wang Thonglang (only Khlong Chao Khun Sing subdistrict) had 15 candidates. Constituency 15 Khan Na Yao and Bueng Kum (only Khlong Kum subdistrict) had 13 candidates.
Constituency 16 Khlong Sam Wa (except Sam Wa Tawan Ok and Sai Kong Din Tai subdistricts) had 13 candidates. Constituency 17 Khlong Sam Wa (only Sam Wa Tawan Ok and Sai Kong Din Tai subdistricts) and Nong Chok (except Lam Toiting, Lam Phak Chi, and Khok Faet subdistricts) had 13 candidates. Constituency 18 Min Buri (only Saen Saep subdistrict), Lat Krabang (only Lam Pla Thio subdistrict), and Nong Chok (only Lam Toiting, Lam Phak Chi, and Khok Faet subdistricts) had 16 candidates. Constituency 19 Min Buri (only Min Buri subdistrict) and Saphan Sung (except Thap Chang subdistrict) had 13 candidates. Constituency 20 Lat Krabang (except Lam Pla Thio subdistrict) had 14 candidates. Constituency 21 Prawet (except Nong Bon subdistrict) and Saphan Sung (only Thap Chang subdistrict) had 15 candidates.
Constituency 22 Prawet (only Nong Bon subdistrict) and Suan Luang had 12 candidates. Constituency 23 Bang Na and Phra Khanong had 17 candidates. Constituency 24 Thon Buri (except Wat Kanlayanamit, Hiran Ruchi, and Bang Yi Ruea subdistricts) and Rat Burana (only Bang Pakok subdistrict) had 12 candidates. Constituency 25 Thung Khru and Rat Burana (only Rat Burana subdistrict) had 13 candidates.
Constituency 26 Chom Thong (except Bang Khun Thian subdistrict) and Bang Khun Thian (only Tha Kham subdistrict) had 12 candidates. Constituency 27 Bang Khun Thian (only Samae Dam subdistrict) and Bang Bon (only Bang Bon Tai and Khlong Bang Bon subdistricts) had 11 candidates. Constituency 28 Chom Thong (only Bang Khun Thian subdistrict), Bang Bon (only Khlong Bang Phran and Bang Bon Nuea subdistricts), and Nong Khaem (only Nong Khaem subdistrict) had 11 candidates. Constituency 29 Bang Khae (only Bang Phai and Bang Khae Nuea subdistricts) and Nong Khaem (only Nong Khang Phlu subdistrict) had 12 candidates. Constituency 30 Bang Khae (only Lak Song and Bang Khae subdistricts), and Phasi Charoen (only Bang Wa, Bang Duan, and Khlong Khwang subdistricts) had 17 candidates.
Constituency 31 Taling Chan (except Bang Chueak Nang subdistrict) and Thawi Watthana had 14 candidates. Constituency 32 Bangkok Yai, Thon Buri (only Wat Kanlayanamit, Hiran Ruchi, and Bang Yi Ruea subdistricts), Bangkok Noi (only Siriraj subdistrict), Phasi Charoen (except Bang Wa, Bang Duan, and Khlong Khwang subdistricts), and Taling Chan (only Bang Chueak Nang subdistrict) had 15 candidates. Constituency 33 Bangkok Noi (except Siriraj subdistrict) and Bang Phlat had 13 candidates.
