Summary of the 2026 election results in Saraburi Province with unofficial counts at 94% complete. The 'Ban Yai' faction and Bhumjaithai Party swept all 4 districts.
On 9 Feb 2026 GMT+7, unofficial results for the parliamentary and referendum votes in Saraburi Province across four districts were announced, with 94% of votes counted.
District 1 includes Mueang Saraburi District (except Nong No subdistrict), Chaloem Phra Kiat District, and Kaeng Khoi District (only Huai Haeng subdistrict). Khunthong Saenwiset (candidate number 5) from Bhumjaithai ran for parliament for the first time, receiving 31,958 votes and defeating incumbent Sorpach Sriprach from the Prachachon Party.
District 2 covers Kaeng Khoi District (except Huai Haeng subdistrict), Muak Lek District, and Wang Muang District. Attapon Wongprayoon of Bhumjaithai (candidate number 5) received 36,832 votes. Previously an incumbent, he switched from the Pheu Thai Party to Bhumjaithai but still retained his seat.
District 3 includes Nong Khae, Wihan Daeng, Nong Saeng Districts, and Mueang Saraburi District (only Nong No subdistrict). Watcharapong Kuwijitsuwan of Bhumjaithai (candidate number 5) got 35,796 votes, defeating competitor Atthasit Mahit from the Prachachon Party, a former world snooker champion known as “Big Saraburi.”
District 4 comprises Phra Phutthabat, Ban Mo, Sao Hai, Nong Don, and Don Phut Districts. Ong-art Wongprayoon of the Kla Tham Party (candidate number 5) received 47,308 votes, retaining his seat after switching from the Palang Pracharath Party. Ong-art is the older brother of Attapon Wongprayoon from Bhumjaithai, candidate for District 2. The siblings represent the influential Ban Yai faction in Saraburi, widely respected by locals and community leaders, maintaining their stronghold in the province.