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Theng Natthapong Campaigns, Buys Lottery Ticket Ending in 46 Matching Peoples Party Party-list Number

Politic28 Dec 2025 17:06 GMT+7

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Theng Natthapong Campaigns, Buys Lottery Ticket Ending in 46 Matching Peoples Party Party-list Number

"Theng Natthapong," a prime ministerial candidate with high energy, immediately began campaigning for the 2026 election by assisting a candidate for Member of Parliament in Nonthaburi, promoting the slogan "Nonthaburi won't tolerate, Nonthaburi won't waver, we are serious," and stopped to buy a lottery ticket matching the People's Party party-list number 46.


On 28 December 2025, after Mr. Natthapong Rueangpanyawut, leader of the People's Party and the number 1 prime ministerial candidate, drew number 46 in the party-list system. Later in the afternoon, Mr. Natthapong led his campaign assistants to visit communities around Wat Bo and the Pichai Market community in Pak Kret District, Nonthaburi Province, to campaign for Mr. Preeti Charoensilp, also known as Lawyer Tang, candidate number 8 in Constituency 5 of Nonthaburi for the People's Party. The atmosphere was lively. Mr. Natthapong went door-to-door greeting residents warmly, shared the party's policies, and urged people to vote on 8 February 2026.

He also asked voters to remember number 46 to boost the party-list votes for the People's Party. At one point, Mr. Natthapong told the people that choosing them this time would not be a disappointment, emphasizing that this election would not involve senators voting, so the prime minister would truly come from the people.


At Pichai Market, residents were excited by the arrival of leader Theng; many requested handshakes and selfies. Some said it was a holiday, but upon seeing live coverage by the media of Mr. Natthapong walking in their neighborhood, they came out in large numbers to show support. During the campaign walk, Mr. Natthapong stopped to buy a government lottery ticket from a vendor, purchasing one ticket with the ending number "46."

Adding a colorful moment to the campaign, Mr. Natthapong visited a traditional Thai dessert shop called Theng, took a photo with the shop sign, bringing smiles to the media. He bought some desserts to take away and also greeted a fruit vendor selling oranges. The owner offered him an orange, which he tasted, peeling and eating it in front of everyone, commenting that the orange was sweet and delicious before continuing his campaign. Afterwards, he boarded a campaign vehicle with loudspeakers to campaign in Muang Thong Thani, during which he said, "Nonthaburi must have no gray area; Nonthaburi won't tolerate, Nonthaburi won't waver, we are serious." Passing motorists waved their hands to encourage him.

For tomorrow (29 December 2025), Mr. Natthapong has campaign activities planned in provinces near Bangkok, emphasizing the main policy of rejecting gray areas.