Thanathorn campaigned in Lamphun province alongside the provincial administrative organization chief, appealing for votes for the People's Party. He said changing Lamphun is not enough; he wants to become the government to change the country. He also posted a photo of a fan letter offering encouragement, stating that one day supreme power will belong to the people.
On 3 Jan 2026 GMT+7, Thanathorn Juangroongruangkit, the People's Party campaign assistant, campaigned in Lamphun with Witwisit Pansuanpluk, candidate for MP constituency 1 number 1, and Chatpeer Wannapirat, candidate for MP constituency 2 number 3. Veeradej Phupit, Lamphun's provincial administrative organization chief, also helped campaign. The atmosphere was lively, warmly welcomed by vendors and locals. Thanathorn said Lamphun’s main issues are agriculture and elderly welfare.
"For Lamphun, a key concern is longan and other agricultural products whose prices have fallen. Our policy this time includes coupons for farmers to support modern farming, soil improvement, precision fertilizer use, and reduced burning. There are also subsidy coupons of 50,000 baht per farmer for those processing agricultural products. This is a targeted subsidy, not just cash handouts, but funds to motivate effective farming, reduce costs, and increase product value long-term."
Thanathorn added that during the 10 months the People's Party has managed Lamphun, Chief Veeradej and his team, along with himself, have worked hard to improve residents' quality of life. People are starting to see changes, such as effective flood management with modern warning and monitoring systems, new public transportation routes using EV vehicles, and several projects set to be completed this year. But changing Lamphun is not enough; he asked for a chance in this election to elect People's Party MPs in both Lamphun constituencies so the People's Government can change the country.
Additionally, Thanathorn posted a photo of a letter sent by a fan, noting that he received it during this northern trip meeting people in Chiang Mai, Lampang, and Lamphun. He had time to read it on the plane back to Bangkok.
"Thank you to everyone who understands us and continues to stand and fight together. Let's keep traveling this journey until supreme power belongs to the people. Truly grateful."
The letter's message read: "To Mr. Thanathorn and everyone from Future Forward to the people.
Thank you for planting the tree
called democracy once again. This tree
is still slowly growing amid raging storms.
One day this tree will grow fully,
and beautifully.
For the upcoming elections, I ask everyone
not to give up. There are many people
behind you supporting and fighting alongside you.
Keep fighting.
One day, supreme power will belong to the people."
