The Bhumjaithai Party launched a campaign in Nong Chok district with Sabida emphasizing the party's strength, having talented personnel ready to serve the people. She pointed out positive public reception and expressed confidence in securing parliamentary seats in Bangkok.
At around 5:00 p.m. on 21 January 2026, Bhumjaithai Party leaders, led by Ms. Supamas Isarapakdee, the Bangkok campaign commander; Ms. Sabida Thaiset, party-list MP candidate; and Mr. Kriangyot Sudlapa, party-list MP candidate, visited Nong Chok district to support Mr. Suksan Saengsri, Bhumjaithai's Bangkok MP candidate. They gave a campaign speech at Nuruddin Mosque 13, Ban Ko, then toured the area by campaign vehicle to meet people at Rim Suan Market, Nong Chok, where many residents came to offer support and take photos with party leaders.
Ms. Sabida said Mr. Suksan is a hardworking candidate who actively engages with the community. When asked why voters should choose Bhumjaithai, she said the party has continuously grown, increasing its seats and attracting many talented members, making it strong and ready to serve the people. Thus, Bhumjaithai is the final answer. Regarding the Thai-Cambodian border issues, party leader Anutin Charnvirakul and party policy include building a border fence to prevent drug problems, smuggling of agricultural goods, illegal labor, and to maintain Thailand’s border security—actions that will yield great benefits.
At the same time, the party pays great attention to the Muslim community. It recognizes that the cost of performing the Hajj pilgrimage has been high, but today the cost has decreased. She asked which political party has managed to achieve this. Additionally, during their visits, people expressed concerns about the economy slowing down and wished for a continuation of the Khon La Khrueng Plus program to stimulate the economy. Today, we are working seriously and sincerely. These are the policies Bhumjaithai will implement for the people.
Regarding the question of how many Bangkok MP seats the party aims to win, Ms. Sabida said she does not want to set high targets but hopes the public will trust and believe in Bhumjaithai. The organic feedback from the field has been positive, giving confidence in winning seats in Bangkok. Meanwhile, Mr. Suksan said Bhumjaithai gives opportunities to people, choosing a small-scale vendor like himself to run, even though they could pick anyone. He asked voters to choose him to serve them and to vote for number 37, Bhumjaithai Party.
