A list of People's Party MPs is revealed who are ready to move up if party leaders lose their seats over the case involving 44 Move Forward MPs proposing an amendment to Section 112, following the NACC's unanimous decision finding them guilty.
On 10 Feb 2026 GMT+7, reporters reported that the National Anti-Corruption Commission (NACC) unanimously found 44 former Move Forward MPs guilty of serious ethical violations for jointly signing and proposing an amendment to Section 112 of the Criminal Code. The rationale summarized that their intent was to diminish protection of the monarchy, their actions showed a lack of commitment to the constitutional monarchy under the king as head of state, and damaged the dignity of their positions. The NACC will forward the case and opinions to the Supreme Court for consideration within 30 days.
This means at least 10 People's Party MPs who may have won election will have their names sent to the Supreme Court for consideration. If the Supreme Court accepts the case, they will be automatically suspended from their duties, divided as follows:
Eight party-list MPs are: Mr. Natthapong Ruangpanyawut, party leader and prime minister candidate, ranked first on the party list; Ms. Sirikanya Tansakul, deputy party leader and prime minister candidate, ranked second; Mr. Rangsiman Rome, ranked eighth; Mr. Surachet Praveenwongwut, ranked tenth; Mr. Pakornwut Udompipatsakul, ranked 13th; Mr. Natthawut Buapratum, ranked 14th; Mr. Vayo Asawarungreung, ranked 16th; and Mr. Natcha Boonyachayinsawat, ranked 20th.
Two constituency MPs are Mr. Theerachai Pantumas, candidate for Bangkok's 10th district, and Mr. Tae Pipop Limjitrakorn, candidate for Bangkok's 33rd district. According to unofficial Election Commission results on 8 Feb, the People's Party is expected to win 31 seats. Among them, eight party-list MPs have been found guilty by the NACC.
Therefore, the remaining 23 party-list candidates are: Mr. Weerayut Kanchuchat, deputy party leader and prime minister candidate ranked third; Mr. Sia Champathong, the party's labor wing, ranked fourth; Mr. Isariya Pairipairit, new economy professional team, ranked fifth.
Ms. Nattaya Boonpakdee, human security professional team, ranked sixth; Mr. Pawut Pongwitthayaphanu, digital economy professional team, ranked seventh; Mr. Parit Watcharasindhu, People's Party spokesperson, ranked ninth.
Mr. Sitthipol Viboonthanakul, party economic management team leader, ranked 11th.
Mr. Theera Suthewarangkul, party legal advisor, ranked 12th; Mr. Kittipong Piyawanno, former navy officer, ranked 15th; Mr. Wisut Tantinan, former UNDP Thailand official, ranked 17th.
Mr. Chaiwat Sathaworawijit, party economic management team, ranked 18th.
Mr. Poonsak Janjampee, party quality of life management team, ranked 19th.
Mr. Supachot Chaisat, party energy economy management team, ranked 21st.
Mr. Pramuan Suticharuwat, party digital management team, ranked 22nd.
Mr. Laofang Bundittherdsakul, ethnic group representative, ranked 23rd.
Mr. Kittichai Techakulwanich, deputy party leader, ranked 24th.
Ms. Phakamon Noon-anun, southern party leader, ranked 25th.
Mr. Sorasak Somrakaisakrit, party economic management team, ranked 26th.
Mr. Piyarut Janthep, former Bangkok MP, ranked 27th.
Ms. Rakchanok Srinok, former Bangkok MP, ranked 28th.
Mr. Ramadan Panjor, leader of southern border provinces security policy, ranked 29th.
Mr. Ekaphop Sitthiwannathana, human security team, ranked 30th.
Mr. Theerasak Jiratratchu, party education team, ranked 31st.
The next eight party-list candidates who will move up include:
Ms. Thanaporn Wichan, labor wing, ranked 32nd.
Mr. Karunphon Tiansuwan, party deputy spokesperson, ranked 33rd.
Mr. Narongdej Ularakul, former agriculture committee chairman, ranked 34th.
Ms. Chutima Kotchan, former director of Somjeed Co., a business of Thanathorn Juangroongruangkit and former personal expert of "Jeab Amarat," ranked 35th.
Ms. Tatsanee Buranupakorn, former Pheu Thai MP, prominent Chiang Mai figure, ranked 36th.
Mr. Nopnat Meeraksa, People's Party policy head, ranked 37th.
Mr. Ratchanat Wanichsombat, former local government official, ranked 38th.
Mr. Nithikorn Boonyakuljaroen, aka "Palm," co-founder of 9Geek with "Teng Natthapong," party digital strategy team, ranked 39th.
The two People's Party constituency candidates, Mr. Theerachai Pantumas for Bangkok's 10th district and Mr. Tae Pipop Limjitrakorn for Bangkok's 33rd district, who are accused in the 44 Move Forward MPs case, will face by-elections if the Supreme Court issues a final ruling. The Election Commission will be required to organize new elections.