For voter identification in the 2026 election and constitutional referendum, voters can present their national ID card via the ThaiD app, driver’s license via the Department of Land Transport (DLT) app, and disability card via the PWD (Persons with Disabilities) app.
On 26 Jan 2026, following the Election Commission’s announcement of early voting scheduled for Sunday, 1 Feb 2026, and the general election for members of the House of Representatives (MPs) alongside the constitutional referendum on the posed question, “Do you agree that a new constitution should be enacted?” These will be held nationwide simultaneously on Sunday, 8 Feb 2026, with polling stations open from 08:00 to 17:00.
To verify eligibility for the House of Representatives election and the referendum, voters can check their names on the household notification letter, via the Election Commission’s website or the Smart Vote app, through the Department of Provincial Administration’s website, or in person at the district or local administrative offices.
For voter identification in the 2026 election, besides the original national ID card, other cards and documents can be presented at polling stations for voting rights, as follows:
However, if a voter has a valid reason for not being able to vote, they must notify within 7 days before or after the election day ( Report inability to vote in the House of Representatives election ), and in the case of inability to vote in the referendum, notification can be submitted after the candidate list announcement until before the referendum day or within 7 days after the referendum ( Report inability to vote in the referendum )
