Election Commission Releases Summary of Policies from 57 Political Parties for 2026 General Election

The Election Commission's Political Party Development Fund has released brief policy summaries of 57 political parties for the 2026 general election.

For the 2026 election, each political party registering candidates must submit policy documents involving budget expenditures under Section 57 of the Political Parties Act to the Election Commission (EC) for review. The full EC meeting will examine these policies on 30 Jan 2026.

Earlier, on 8 Jan 2026,the Political Party Development Fundof the EC disclosed brief policy summaries of all 57 political parties that nominated party-list candidates, as follows.

Summary of policies from 16 major and medium-sized political parties

These 16 major and medium-sized parties are those that, in the 2026 election, field candidates for all or multiple constituencies, and appear frequently in media or polling results indicating possible elected candidates, including:

Number 6: United Thai Nation Party

Committed to the institutions of nation, religion, and monarchy, the democratic system with the king as head of state; resolving Thai-Cambodian issues; boosting military morale and capabilities; fostering unity, education opportunities, and livelihoods; developing physical and social infrastructure; reducing energy costs; creating funding sources; addressing debt and borrower credit issues; improving quality of life and healthcare; caring for the elderly and disabled; solving land and housing problems; decisively combating drugs, corruption, and illegal acts; reforming laws to create opportunities, reduce inequality, and build a just society.

Number 9: Pheu Thai Party

Creating opportunities, debt relief, and livelihoods for all Thais through expertise and science; building a high-value economy; enhancing workforce potential with technology; enabling AI access via AI for All; providing education funding to graduation and employment; developing human capital; attracting investment and new capital to boost Thailand's economy; managing water systems to prevent floods and droughts; generating income through soft power; resolving bad debt; ensuring agricultural profits with 30% profit guarantees; establishing income and retirement saving security; lowering overall expenses via cheaper electricity; providing 20-baht electric trains along all lines; affordable housing with 'Baan Pheu Thai'; and universal 30-baht healthcare.

Number 7: Dynamic Party

Connecting globally, creating opportunities for Thailand without leaving anyone behind. Employing proactive diplomacy to tackle external root problems like scammers, gray capital, border security, cross-border pollution, tariff barriers, and upholding Thailand's stance internationally. Advocating decentralization starting in strategic border and coastal areas to enable local income and real development. Elevating people through globally standard vocational skills and entrepreneurial incubation. Promoting community economies via Community Labs and seed funding, opening Creative Spaces for all innovative ideas to flourish. Finally, providing welfare recognizing overlooked groups such as informal workers, the elderly, female prisoners, and LGBTQ+ people, ensuring their access to rights, safety, and equal dignity.

Number 11: Economic Party

Mega projects to generate income aimed at resolving the country's economic crisis include:

1. Establishing agricultural industrial estates and issuing export licenses, as well as developing high-speed rail nationwide.
2. Ocean Link to connect trade and shipping between the Andaman Sea and the Gulf of Thailand, alongside policies to revive the country from corruption and scammers.
3. Corruption is equivalent to capital punishment, with penalties for both giver and receiver and no sentence reductions.
4. Justice system reform, especially police, including establishing a separate forensic department to prevent case collapses.

Number 12: Seri Ruamthai Party

1. National defense.
2. Police reform for the people.
3. Free education and cancellation of student loan debts.
4. A monthly pension of 3,000 baht for the general public.
5. A monthly allowance of 3,000 baht for disabled persons.
6. Zero tolerance on drugs as a national agenda.
7. Combat corruption to defeat wrongdoers, protect good people, and return budgets to citizens.
8. One ID card for free healthcare nationwide.
9. Allocate land for housing and livelihoods to the people.
10. Disarmament to prevent deaths.
11. Build dams for agriculture to prevent drought and floods.
12. Civil servants retire at age 65.

Number 21: Thai Ruam Phalang Party

1. Stable livelihoods: income guarantees for crops, control of fertilizer and medicine costs, and support for native chicken sports to stimulate the economy.
2. Lower cost of living: control product prices, electricity, water, and promote community solar energy.
3. Safe communities: build a "Thailand Wall" to prevent threats, combat drugs, and improve emergency response systems.
4. Opportunities for youth: scholarships and vocational grants for rural children, supporting young people returning to their hometowns.
5. Care for workers: welfare for informal sector labor and increased compensation for frontline workers.
6. Transparent politics: forums to hear problems, reduce bureaucracy, and ensure budgets are auditable.

Number 27: Democrat Party

The Democrat Party adheres to the democratic monarchy system, commits to building the country’s foundation with honesty and transparency, reviving Thailand's economy sustainably, and distributing opportunities fairly to restore the nation's dignity on the global stage under the future strategy "Thailand escapes poverty through capable people."

Number 33: Prachachart Party

Addressing undemocratic issues by drafting a new constitution via referendum or amending sections; improving human quality; providing free education up to university; extending compulsory education; tackling drug problems; eliminating corruption, monopolies, and exploitation; ensuring universal welfare; resolving fiscal crises, national budget systems, and household debts; establishing debt rehabilitation for all groups; stimulating production-based economic plans; decentralizing power to localities; granting land ownership and farming rights to farmers; solving land, forest, and natural resource issues; strengthening rule of law internationally; achieving peace and multicultural sustainability in the southern border provinces.

Number 35: Rakchat Party

1. Campaigning for public understanding and benefits of the 2017 constitution, opposing a full rewrite but supporting necessary amendments or modifications to related laws with public input.
2. Increasing opportunities for small businesses to grow competitively by expanding loans and offering tax incentives.
3. Elevating the Thai stock market to attract global investors with wealth-building measures for small investors.
4. Creating new tourism activities, such as world-class amusement parks, sports festivals, concerts promoting Thai entertainment and sports industries.
5. Expanding the Eastern Economic Corridor (EEC) to other regions.

Number 37: Bhumjaithai Party

1. Select capable individuals as cabinet ministers: Anutin as prime minister; Sihasak as deputy and foreign minister; Supachai as deputy and commerce minister; Ekniti as deputy and finance minister.
2. Crack down on scammers and dismantle gray capital; oppose casinos.
3. Reduce buyer expenses, increase seller income, implement Co-payment Plus program.
4. Build a barrier to prevent drug invasion and illegal cross-border agricultural products.
5. Volunteer soldiers receive 12,000 baht monthly salary for four years.
6. Volunteer nurses receive 15,000 baht monthly salary for four years.
7. Electricity cost at 3 baht per unit; electric motorcycles pay 300 baht monthly installments over 60 months.
8. Free education with guaranteed employment anytime, anywhere; enhanced equal education.

Number 42: Kla Tham Party

People-centered approach focusing on tangible solutions to livelihood and inequality; promoting grassroots economy among farmers, workers, and small entrepreneurs to secure stable income and competitiveness; upgrading education, public health, and accessible welfare across all ages; utilizing technology and innovation to enhance state efficiency, reduce bureaucracy, costs, and corruption; strengthening national security alongside economic, social, and quality of life development; governing with honesty, transparency, public engagement, and prompt action upon trust.

Number 43: Palang Pracharath Party

Based on the principle "Reliable, Effective, Inclusive," aiming to build strong, advanced security; wage war on gray capital, cyber threats, and corruption; reclaim a white society under rule of law; revive grassroots economy; create opportunities for new businesses and SMEs; promote high-value processed agricultural products, alternative energy, quality tourism, and wellness hubs; sustainably manage soil, water, forest, and air resources; extend the Pracharath Extra card benefits; support low-income groups, mothers, children, and the elderly; elevate Thai people to global standards; provide education to nurture good and talented individuals; invest in innovation, national development, and modern workforce skills; focus on increasing national income and sustainable development.

Number 44: New Opportunity Party

Honoring the monarchy; modernizing a transparent, citizen-focused bureaucracy; providing universal free healthcare with 24-hour bed availability under a single card; equitable and timely education; improving Thai workers' incomes and SMEs; ensuring energy security; reducing expenses; resolving land and livelihood issues; decentralizing power and spreading prosperity to regions.

Number 46: Prachachon Party

Seeking structural solutions to build a "non-gray, equal, and modern" Thailand through policies such as drafting a new constitution; protecting sovereignty; creating a modern, high-capacity military by abolishing conscription and promoting defense industry; decentralizing power; disclosing state data to combat corruption and dismantle scammers; establishing universal welfare from birth to old age; raising minimum wage fairly; helping small entrepreneurs access markets and funding; returning land to citizens; relieving debt among elderly farmers; redesigning education; tackling toxic haze; and generating jobs via domestic investment in new industries.

Number 48: Thai Sang Thai Party

Committed to enabling people to live with dignity and livelihood opportunities by suspending unnecessary licenses; increasing access to funding via a People's Credit Fund; strictly combating corruption with the death penalty for graft; promoting a People's Anti-Corruption Commission and allowing public petitions to dismiss independent organizations; advancing quality-of-life policies including childcare allowances from pregnancy and free education through university; accelerating a 3,000-baht monthly pension for the elderly; promoting Thailand as a food and tourism hub; and seriously tackling gray money and scammers.

Number 49: Thai Kao Mai Party

Proposes truly free education through doctoral level; canceling student loan debts so children start life debt-free; ensuring education does not burden life; providing breakfast to primary students; reducing teacher workload by eliminating non-teaching tasks so teachers can focus on instruction; a 20,000-baht fund offering low-interest loans accessible to those unable to access credit; debt cancellation for those aged 60 with debts under 200,000 baht, restoring dignity and reducing family burdens; an SME reserve fund to address liquidity; lowering electricity costs to 3 baht per unit with free solar panel installation.

Brief policy summaries of other parties

Number 1: Thai Sap Thawi Party

1. One anonymous complaint box per district.
2. Education development fund for underprivileged children.
3. Fertilizer welfare to support Thai farmers.
4. Develop public utilities, consumption, and services for citizens.
5. Welfare aid for bedridden patients.
6. Reduce influence and decentralize power to the people.
7. Organize homeless people.
8. Student loan fund to foster entrepreneurship.
9. Promote regular employee holidays.

Number 2: Pheu Chart Thai Party

1. Turn battlefields into marketplaces.
2. Fuel prices capped at 25 baht per liter.
3. Land reform: SPK 4-01 titles issued within 5 years.
4. Agricultural pension of 35,000 baht per year.
5. Free education through doctoral level.
6. Legalized lottery to boost the Thai economy.
7. Increase military welfare.

Number 3: New Party

1. Eradicate corruption; make Thailand transparent and accountable; corruption punishable by death.
2. Civil service reform; scrutinize government units; ensure civil servants are capable of excellent public service.
3. Abolish credit bureau; grow economy; reduce debts; promote financial discipline.
4. Restore social justice; public welfare; animal hospital welfare; sustainable tourism year-round.
5. Youth entrepreneurship fund; allocate farmland; jobs for new graduates; support farmers and workers; increase elderly allowance.
6. Upgrade education; ensure equal quality access; reduce paperwork; increase teacher salaries.

Number 4: New Dimension Party

Reform education system with history and ethics subjects; normal classes 3 days per week, vocational training 2 days; retirees work 2 days a week; free health checks with 3,000 baht annual budget; judicial reform for transparency and equality; support agricultural debt relief via farmers' funds.

Number 5: Ruam Jai Thai Party

1. Nationalize energy resources (oil, gas, electricity); establish corporations to share profits with citizens.
2. Set up affordable warehouse stores in every district.
3. Volunteer as country sales agents, promoting community enterprise products and OTOP goods abroad to bring foreign currency into Thailand.

Number 8: New Democracy Party

1. Universal pension at 60 years old, 3,000 baht monthly.
2. Free labor export with no fees.
3. Free education through bachelor's degree.
4. Enact laws protecting debtors.
5. 100% pension fund.
6. Free treatment for all diseases everywhere.

Number 10: New Alternative Party

1. Adhere to ideology of religion, monarchy, national and public benefits.
2. Main policy: "Homeowner Capital" of 36,000 baht per household.
3. Allocate 3,000 baht monthly honorarium for veterans and elderly.
4. Reduce electricity cost; diesel capped at 30 baht per liter; gasoline and gasohol prices reduced by 5 baht per liter.
5. Agriculture: free rice seeds to reduce production costs and raise Thai product standards to organic level.
6. Increase national income through concession sharing projects.

Number 13: Ruam Phalang Prachachon Party

1. Promote and develop people’s access to funding through People's Banks.
2. Welfare and protections for self-employed workers based on legal principles.
3. Promote Thai traditional medicine and herbs globally as comprehensive options for citizens.
4. Propose laws facilitating citizens' lifestyles.

Number 14: Thai Local Party

• Economic: Ensure farmers receive fair prices for all agricultural products by controlling sales timing.
• Political: Uphold democratic monarchy; support political problem resolutions.
• Social: Address livelihood issues; increase elderly allowance to enhance quality of life and financial security.
• Administration: Increase compensation and welfare for local officials including village chiefs and assistants.
• Education: Free education through vocational diploma; emphasize technical skills, preserve traditions, and tackle drug problems.

Number 15: Future Thailand Party

Promote Thailand as a global food hub for domestic consumption and exports; reform investment promotion to support SMEs with simpler access to funding; offer low-interest fixed-rate first-home mortgages; use lottery receipts to reform tax systems and encourage small entrepreneurs to issue receipts; health incentives with refunds for non-illness; education funds with grants for working learners.

Number 16: Palang Phuea Thai Party

1. Strengthen agricultural careers.
2. Promote state welfare and insurance protecting Thai health and life.
3. Promote social equality; support women and disadvantaged groups.
4. Support business sectors including SMEs, insurance, direct sales, and other independent professions.
5. Provide income for student interns through job creation programs.
6. Increase elderly allowance and civil servant salaries via pension systems.

Number 17: Thai Chana Party

1. Governance leads Thailand: eradicate gray zones, end bribery, reform police, restore trust in a clean society.
2. Break the cycle of corruption: reform political ethics laws; promote genuine good governance.
3. Debt relief: abolish credit bureau; restructure guarantor systems; allow debtors to recover and start anew.
4. Income opportunities: promote OTOP and SMEs to global markets; develop international Buddhist tourism.
5. Lower living costs: solar power to reduce electricity; half-price electric motorcycles; free Wi-Fi in every village.
6. Land rights: convert all land types to titled deeds granting secure ownership to citizens.

Number 18: New Social Power Party

Universal basic income of 3,000 baht monthly for low-income individuals to reduce wealth gaps; small business crisis loan fund up to 300,000 baht; reduce informal loans; address debt problems with rehabilitation funds for members and farmers; promote rice processing innovation to achieve 20,000 baht per ton sales; provide half-cost fertilizer to reduce farmers' expenses; enhance social security welfare; new labor approaches to match private sector benefits with government employees.

Number 19: Thai Social Democratic Party

Crack down on corruption with strict penalties; combat online scams; impose progressive taxation; quality free education through bachelor's degree; cancel student loan debts; promote sufficiency economy and organic farming; land reform; cancel farmer debts; reverse state enterprise privatization; support labor unions and cooperatives; ratify ILO conventions 87/98; raise minimum wages fairly; increase old-age benefits; establish social security hospitals and labor banks; abolish short-term employment; offer 180-day maternity leave; universal 3,000 baht child allowance; control consumer goods prices.

Number 20: Fusion Party

1. Eliminate debt for 4 million farmer households within 4 years.
2. Guarantee free education through bachelor's degree.
3. Cancel student loan debts.
4. Provide 150 baht daily food allowance for the elderly.
5. Monthly compensation of 2,000 baht for volunteer civil defense and community protection.
6. Monthly compensation of 2,000 baht for village fund committee members.
7. Government to sign MOUs with farmers for production, procurement, and market distribution of agricultural products.

Number 22: Independent Progress Party

Address economic and livelihood issues urgently; develop teacher education system; promote tourism, sports, religion, arts, culture, and traditions; SMART FARMER initiatives; agricultural product law; increase retirement reserve allowances for elderly, disabled, vulnerable, teachers, and volunteers; clean and renewable energy; support human rights for children and women; reduce inequality and conflicts; promote genuine democracy; combat drug crimes; reduce forest fire and PM 2.5 pollution; enhance soft power; protect Thailand's sovereignty.

Number 23: Puangchon Thai Party

1. Digital vocational education combining advanced skills with modern technology to enhance digital competencies.
2. "Debt relief through occupation": shift from cash aid to career support.
3. Unlock carbon footprint assessments for SMEs using digital technologies.
4. Wellness and longevity tourism hubs attract affluent, long-stay tourists.
5. Convert debt into capital to boost SME growth, "SME Rocket".
6. "Employers survive, employees thrive": find common ground on wages and skills between employers and workers.

Number 24: New Vision Party

• National debt relief via interest-free financial systems.
• Human-centered economy creating new opportunities for all Thais.
• Future-oriented trade and financial systems (interest-free financial platforms).
• Liveable cities, longevity, and equal opportunities.
• Education for the future with skills, technology, and careers.
• Modern security and participatory politics.

Number 25: New Life Party

1. Free education through bachelor's degree to expand educational opportunities.
2. Free meals for young children.
3. Sustainable agriculture supporting communities.
4. Resolve land and livelihood issues for farmers.

Number 26: Khlong Thai Party

1. Build the Thai canal to generate income via marine economy.
2. Establish a Ministry of Religion.
3. Prevent floods and droughts; restore watershed forests.
4. Support digital economy and blockchain technology.
5. Free education from early childhood to bachelor's degree.
6. Free treatment for all diseases at all hospitals.
7. Welfare for the elderly: health, housing, and allowances.
8. Set up a debt relief fund for Thais conditional upon the Thai canal project.

Number 28: Thai Progressive Party

1. Create jobs, careers, and increase income to eradicate poverty within 5 years.
2. Provide 5,000 baht monthly living allowance and raise elderly minimum to 2,000 baht monthly.
3. Enhance healthcare standards and safety for citizens.
4. Amend credit bureau policies for debts under 500,000 baht.
5. Break monopolies; reduce fuel and electricity costs; ensure fair utility charges for tenants.
6. Eliminate call center scams and eradicate gray capital.
7. Elevate security guards to a special profession with 2,000 baht monthly aid; free training as a state duty; legal assistants.
8. Increase veterans' honorarium by 3,000 baht monthly.

Number 29: Thai Pakdee Party

Thai Pakdee Party pledges to combat corruption and overhaul the police (abolish checkpoints, cut bribery chains, restore police to the people); fight corruption worth 500 billion baht annually with capital punishment and no pardon, allowing citizens to sue directly; restructure the economy (rice price restructuring: 10,000 baht/ton for regular rice, 15,000 baht/ton for jasmine rice); reform the National Health Security Office (NHSO) board for transparency and sustainable health funding; strengthen security (cancel MOUs 43-44, stop elite interests, strengthen the military); reform politics to protect the constitution, fight corruption, remove royalist senators, and create a functional white political system.

Number 30: Ruangngan Sang Chart Party

Policy: Rights delivered to hands, happiness to homes, life advancing with 3 goods.

1. Constitutional rights must be delivered, including education, career opportunities, free education through bachelor's degree, comprehensive welfare, and reduced inequality.
2. Happiness must reach homes by creating safety and comfort, such as establishing social security hospitals, labor banks promoting advanced agricultural product marketing, universal health insurance, expanding social security rights, and employment protection.
3. Life advancing with 3 goods: “Good body, good mind, good money.”

Number 31: Prachakon Thai Party

1. Transparent politics, safe country, and prosperous Thai people through 4C policies.
   Citizen level: secure families by eliminating debt and building futures.
   Community level: strong, safe communities with good incomes.
   City level: livable, modern cities with good environments.
   Country level: fair structures, anti-corruption, and sovereignty protection.
2. Farmers and industry coexist; agricultural products reach global markets.

Number 32: Thai Teachers for the People Party

1. Provide free breakfast, lunch, and supplemental milk from kindergarten through grade 12.
2. Ensure truly free basic education with borderless curricula.
3. Provide free accident insurance for all students to ensure safety.
4. Refinance teacher debts and systematically solve teacher debt problems.
5. Make vocational education a pillar of career education.
6. Elevate vocational teachers to specialized professional status.

Number 34: Build Thailand’s Future Party

1. Promote citizen welfare with state matching funds on a 1:1 basis, trusting in basic mutual care principles.
2. Upgrade farmers and career creation; boost grassroots economy; develop careers with digital tools; modernize grassroots and increase sustainable incomes.
3. Push grassroots to e-commerce markets; cut out middlemen; direct producer-to-consumer sales; reduce costs; increase small entrepreneurs’ incomes; empower farmers and SMEs.
4. Reduce inequality; elevate human dignity; ensure equal welfare access for all groups; close gaps between the top and bottom; expand economic and social opportunities.

Number 36: Thai Ready Party

1. Thailand is ready in every dimension, building a stable, sustainable society through economy, technology, governance, and strong spirit.
2. Morality is the nation's development capital; people’s happiness is measured by real quality of life.
3. Administration is open, participatory, transparent; prepared to step onto the world stage with soft power of compassion and credibility.

Number 38: New Palangdham Party

New Palangdham Party policies for 8 Feb 2026 (immediate action).

1. Zero percent corruption: reclaim 500 billion baht annually by reducing median prices by 30%; corruption over 100 million baht punished by death plus double asset seizure.
2. 14 million poor citizens receive 10,000 baht loans at zero percent interest over 5 years.
3. Immediate economic stimulus throughout the year with Co-payment 3+ every 3 months: “No uncle, but we inherit the good things he had.”
4. Every Thai will have a personal doctor within one year.

Number 39: Green Party

Green Party commits to cooling the planet and improving life with 10 green economy plans and 2 life protection plans: enact tree bank laws; issue 'rich person' cards; launch tree lotteries; create tree pawnshops; build a million-wooden-house program; introduce carbon currency crypto; incentivize planting a million trees in 3 years with one million baht; develop district-level biomass power plants; grant concessions for small-scale forest planting for landholders without titles; promote green real estate and rural property development; protect life with 39-baht pet healthcare; support freelance professions.

Number 40: Thai Tham Party

One hundred thousand baht and one career loans up to age 18; free electric train rides for children under 15; household heads can bail defendants; cancel farmer debts; National Labor Member Fund plus welfare; 50,000 baht funeral assistance for all religions and professions; 2,000 baht monthly allowances for volunteer defense and auxiliary forces; Public Taxi Driver Welfare Fund; exclude debts under 100,000 baht from credit bureau; promote exports of rice, shrimp, and crops; increase elderly pension to 4,000 baht for those over 60.

Number 41: Land of Dharma Party

Declare Buddhism as the national religion; establish Buddhist bank; reinstate morality education in all curricula after removal; support monks as first-class citizens with voting rights; exempt monks from military conscription and draft lotteries; promote voluntary professional soldiers; prohibit monks from becoming state officials; reform Thai education to be universal, equal, and modern; support elderly welfare with 3,000 baht monthly allowance.

Number 45: Pen Tham Party

Main policy: "3 securities".

1. Food security: food is national security; farmers must earn a living; citizens must access safe and fair food.
2. People security: education, economy, and human capital development must enable sustainable livelihoods.
3. Social security: rule of law must be equal; independent organizations must be audited; politics must be free from gray money.

Number 47: Pracha Thai Party

1. Focus on the elderly, support the youth, and enhance state welfare.
2. Increase universal elderly allowance of 3,000 baht monthly for those 60 and over, paid in three installments of 1,000 baht each every 10 days.
3. Increase community health volunteer (Aor Sor Mor) allowance to 3,000 baht monthly.
4. Establish Ministry of Water to systematically address floods, droughts, and water shortages.
5. Crack down firmly on gray capital, scammers, and Thai-Cambodian border problems.

Number 50: Pracha Asa Chat Party

1. Reform oil and gas prices to reduce costs reflecting true production expenses, thereby lowering product prices.
2. Enact laws to control agricultural product purchase prices, preventing exploitation by middlemen and traders.
3. Reform land tenure to grant citizens ownership rights, abolish SPK, and issue titled deeds nationwide.
4. Provide lifelong 3,000 baht monthly pensions for people over 60 and the disabled.
5. Offer free education funding up to bachelor's degree for one person per village, totaling 75,000 annually.
6. Reform bureaucracy; eradicate corruption and drug problems completely.

Number 51: Prom Party

1. Policy “Ready to Reform”: restructure disaster prevention by merging related agencies into a central body managing natural disaster prevention and mitigation; propose establishment of a “Ministry of Disaster Prevention.”
2. Policy “Ready to Volunteer”: enhance welfare and protection for social volunteers; provide tax deductions; establish volunteer funeral funds; propose one volunteer lawyer per subdistrict; promote skills enhancement for retirees through “retired volunteers.”

Number 52: Network of Thai Farmers Party

Build a new Thai society with the “Thai Farmer Revolutionary Strategy” covering economy, society, and politics; especially debt transfer and land preservation for Thai ethnic groups; develop comprehensive agricultural and industrial systems per the Agricultural Recovery and Development Fund Act to establish a truly stable national economic system.

Number 53: Thai Protect Dharma Party

Introduce Gross National Happiness (GNH) index alongside GDP; establish a goodness bank; reduce VAT to 4%; lower product prices to increase citizens’ purchasing power; resolve two-year deflation; increase employment in workplaces; rehire retirees; employ disabled persons in organizations; provide income tax reductions; implement progressive taxation; treat natural resources and energy as public assets; build grassroots economy with cooperatives, blue flag projects, and organic farming certified by Thai FDA; expand welfare rights for children, women, and sanitary products; provide free 18-year education; establish a Data Center to support the economy and monitor corruption.

Number 54: New Hope Party

Resolve farmer and poor debts; tackle fundamental corruption; solve land and livelihood problems for farmers and the poor.

Number 55: Thai Ruam Thai Party

1. Lead the country to 100% digitalization with transparency and accountability.
2. Apply technology across all sectors nationwide under One Country - One App.
3. Provide free education through bachelor's degree; adjust curriculum to match real jobs.
4. Make Thailand a global food and space food source.
5. Promote free physical and mental healthcare for citizens.
6. Adjust state policies to serve all generations of the Thai population.

Number 56: Pheu Ban Muang Party

Four Thai ideals.

1. Monarchy as head of state.
2. Buddhism protected and pure.
3. This land belongs to Thai descendants.
4. New society must share resources fairly.

Six ideologies and ten urgent policies addressing citizens’ and country’s problems in social, economic, political, and security domains.

Number 57: Palang Thai Rak Chat Party

1. Develop and promote security equipment and weapons systems.
2. Firmly combat drug problems with strict penalties.
3. Provide lifelong 3,000 baht monthly allowances for those over 60 and the disabled.
4. Provide lifelong 3,000 baht monthly compensation for war veterans.

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