Phaspong Chaiwirinyavanich, known as “Nong,” exercised his right to vote in the Bangkok governor and council member elections at Taling Chan, while Mongkolkit Suksintharanon, known as “Tae,” came to offer his support.
On 28 June 2026, Phaspong Chaiwirinyavanich, or “Nong,” a candidate for Bangkok governor, came to cast his vote for the governor and Bangkok council members at polling station 23, located at the tent market near Khlong Bua Bridge (Suan Phak Road), Chimphli subdistrict, Taling Chan district, Bangkok.
Joining him for support was Mongkolkit Suksintharanon, or “Tae.” Both arrived at the polling station together and greeted voters and media who were present to cover the election atmosphere.
Phaspong then checked the voter list, received his ballot, and proceeded to the booth to vote following proper procedure, taking only a short time. The atmosphere inside the polling station was orderly, with voters arriving steadily, and officials were present to assist and maintain order throughout the voting process.
