Naruphan, candidate from the Phueng Luang group, campaigns on the final day before the Nonthaburi Provincial Governor election on 20 September, seeking to maintain the seat formerly held by ex-governor Thongchai.
On 19 September 2026, starting from the morning, Naruphan Yenprasert, candidate for Nonthaburi Provincial Administrative Organization (PAO) governor from the Phueng Luang group, along with Ms. Phatsaporn Yenprasert, daughter of Pol. Col. Thongchai Yenprasert, former Nonthaburi PAO governor, and members of the Phueng Luang group PAO councilors from all six districts, spread out across Nonthaburi province campaigning in the final stretch to meet voters and seek support ahead of the PAO governor election on Sunday, 20 September.
The main convoy started from Pak Kret Pier, Central Chaeng Watthana, Soi Samakkhi, the market in front of Phra Nangklao Hospital, Nonthaburi Pier Clock Tower, Electricity Generating Authority of Thailand, Chao Phraya Market, Phra Pin 3 Market, Bang Yai City, Soi Wat Lat Pla Duk, and Wat Sai Yai.
Nonthaburi Election Commission delivers ballot boxes to polling station officials.
Ms. Chuleeporn Chanbaiphat, Director of the Nonthaburi Provincial Election Commission Office, together with Nonthaburi Provincial Election Commission staff, inspected the delivery of ballot boxes and election equipment to polling station officials (PSOs) at Nonthaburi Municipality Office. Within Nonthaburi Municipality, there are 235 polling stations. Across the six districts and municipal areas of Nonthaburi province, there are a total of 1,450 polling stations for the PAO governor election, staffed by 13,050 polling station officials.
