The "People's Party" launched a high-profile "star-spread" open forum across Nonthaburi to promote 'Decharat' and his "NEW Nonthaburi" policy, stressing they are not monopolizing the province but opposing the Blue Regime.
On 12 September 2026, People's Party leaders and MPs held five simultaneous large-scale open forums across Nonthaburi to support Decharat Sukkamned, candidate for Nonthaburi PAO chief, ahead of the 20 September election. Key leaders actively engaged with the public at lively venues such as Wat Samachon Market led by Rangsiman Rome, Pruksa 3 Market led by party leader Natthapong Ruangpanyawut, and Pichan Chaowaphatwong.
At Nonthaburi Pier, Sirikanya Tansakul and Pannika Wanich took the lead; Uncle Om Market was led by Wirot Lakkhanaadisorn; and BB Market featured Padipat Santipada and Karunpon Thiansuwan. Decharat personally attended each forum to present his vision.
In his speeches, Decharat outlined his vision to develop the province under the "NEW Nonthaburi" concept, focusing on four main areas: education, expanding learning beyond classrooms; economy, promoting creative industries and increasing market spaces; health, upgrading local health centers with resident doctors and shuttle services; and environment, applying technology to water management and green space restoration.
Meanwhile, party leader Natthapong affirmed Decharat’s readiness—highlighting his background as a former professor with expertise in agriculture and water management—and announced a plan to allocate approximately 1.6 billion baht of PAO funds to enhance Nonthaburi residents’ quality of life. He rebutted accusations of provincial monopoly, stating the party aims to return power to the people, while the true monopoly lies with the "Blue Regime," reflected in Senate election rigging and local exam corruption. He invited citizens to line up and vote for number 4 to bring about real change.