Democrat Party candidates for Bangkok Council (S.K.) in Suan Luang and Prawet districts, Natchakorn and Thanawat, are intensifying their final campaign efforts by promoting a politics of listening and serving as the people's voice, affirming their readiness to build on their previous work.
On 25 June 2026 GMT+7, the atmosphere of the Bangkok Council (S.K.) election campaign in Suan Luang district during the final stretch was lively. Natchakorn Cherdchookijkul, or “Tat,” Democrat Party candidate number 5 for Suan Luang, continued actively visiting communities to listen to problems and community needs in all aspects.
Natchakorn said that throughout his time in the field, he has heard many community concerns, including traffic, safety, environment, quality of life, and area development— all important issues requiring serious and continuous solutions.
“I believe good politics begins with listening. People in the area know their problems best. The representative’s duty is to listen, understand, and push for concrete solutions. I am ready to work alongside all residents of Suan Luang,” Natchakorn said.
He added that although he is a newcomer in local politics, his extensive experience working closely with community problems gives him a deep understanding of local needs. He aims to bring knowledge, skills, and youthful energy to advance Suan Luang’s development, making it a better place to live. He asked for the trust of Suan Luang residents to serve as a Bangkok Council member, representing their concerns, pushing policies, and driving development that truly meets their needs, under the concept of “sincere politics starting from listening.”
“Thanawat” campaigns in final stretch of Prawet district, affirming readiness to build on his work.
Meanwhile, Thanawat Cherdchookijkul, Democrat Party candidate number 5 for Bangkok Council and former council member for Prawet district, continues meeting residents to listen and exchange views on local issues closely. During his visits, he was warmly welcomed by many residents who greeted, chatted, and enthusiastically offered support, reflecting his close connection with the community.
Thanawat emphasized that local political work requires real understanding of the area and that listening to the people's voices is essential. He plans to build on his experience as a council member in Prawet to further develop Bangkok for the better.
In the campaign’s final phase, Thanawat continues visiting communities extensively to meet residents and seek their trust to serve as their representative in driving policies and solving local problems in a concrete manner.
