As of 8 Feb 2026, unofficial vote counts show fierce competition in Northeast Thailand. Established political families who previously faced setbacks have mobilized many candidates to contest this round. Watch for Pheu Thai to defend the Sindhuprai family's stronghold, while the influential Buriram family passes the torch to the next generation. Meanwhile, Kla Tham recruits former champions aiming to capture votes.
Constituency 1: Wirat Pimphanit (Pheu Thai), a leading figure in the local power base, seeks to retain the seat. His key challenger is newcomer Peeraphan Duangpratum from the Prachachon Party.
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Constituency 2: Plakorn Pimphanit (Pheu Thai), incumbent and local powerholder, faces Anit Osatanukroh from Bhumjaithai Party, who inherits a voter base from his father, a former MP in the area.
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Constituency 9: Saratsanan Arnanaporn (Bhumjaithai), incumbent and local leader, competes against Natthaphon Klungrienthong from Pheu Thai, a former Khon Kaen Provincial Administrative Organization member.
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Constituency 6: Ploypailin Kiatsuranont (Pheu Thai) runs in place of the previous champion Singhabon Deenang. She is the daughter of Somsak Kiatsuranont, former Speaker of Parliament.
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Constituency 1: Oshit Kiattikongchuchai (Pheu Thai), incumbent who won by a narrow margin last time, faces Nattika Lohveera, heir of a prominent family running for the Prachachon Party.
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Constituency 4: Kanchana Jangwa (Kla Tham), incumbent who switched from Palang Pracharath Party, competes against Suchada Taensap, a former entertainment industry figure.
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Constituency 7: Akkrasankiri Lohveera (Kla Tham), incumbent and party spokesperson, seeks to retain the seat while his opponent has changed candidates.
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Constituency 1: Dr. Poomphat Pacharasap (Pheu Thai), incumbent, faces tough competition from Supapanee Phosu, former Nakhon Phanom Provincial Administrative Organization chief, representing Bhumjaithai Party.
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Constituency 2: Monporn Charoensri (Pheu Thai), incumbent who previously won by thousands of votes, now contests against Noppachon Thapsasit from Bhumjaithai Party.
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Constituency 1: Chat Supatwanich (Prachachon), incumbent, faces Prasert Boonchaisuk (Pheu Thai), former mayor of Nakhon Ratchasima Municipality.
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Constituency 3: Sutthisit Photthasak (Prachachon), incumbent, challenged by Sombat Kanjanawatana, former chairman of the Nakhon Ratchasima Provincial Administrative Organization Council from Pheu Thai.
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Constituency 8: Nikhon Somklang (Pheu Thai), incumbent, faces challenger Peerakan Wisetjindawat from Bhumjaithai Party, a relative of a local business family.
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Constituency 1: Siam Phengthong (Bhumjaithai), incumbent who previously narrowly won, faces Warrant Officer Phumphan Bunmatoon from Pheu Thai, former chairman of the Tourism Industry Council.
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Constituency 2: Natthida Lekudakon (Bhumjaithai) runs in place of Chaichon Chidchob. She is the daughter of Phusit Lekudakon and niece of Newin Chidchob.
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Constituency 7: Pornchai Srisuriyanyothin (Bhumjaithai), incumbent local leader who previously won by a narrow margin, faces regular rival Phanthanun Wannakangsai from Pheu Thai.
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Constituency 4: Sanphanyu Siripai (Pheu Thai), incumbent, faces Wichian Jongchuwanich from Bhumjaithai Party, a four-term Provincial Administrative Organization council member.
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Constituency 2: Nakorn Chariphan (Prachachon), incumbent, faces a two-front challenge from Piyathida Butkal (Pheu Thai), former Chok Chai Subdistrict Administrative Organization chief, and Traisornakhom Nongruang from Kla Tham Party.
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Constituency 5: Jiraporn Sindhuprai (Pheu Thai), incumbent local leader who won decisively last time, now faces new candidate Snit Klahan from Prachachon Party.
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Constituency 8: Chayapha Sindhuprai (Pheu Thai), incumbent and heir of Nisit and Amorn Sindhuprai, younger sister of Jiraporn Sindhuprai.
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Constituency 1: Tuangphat Teerasawadichai (Pheu Thai) runs in place of Apichat Teerasawadichai to defend the local stronghold against Tuangsit Phongphit from Prachachon Party.
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Constituency 2: Chatri Laphrom (Kla Tham), incumbent who switched parties, faces Apichat Teerasawadichai from Pheu Thai.
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Constituency 5: Chaimongkol Chairap (Bhumjaithai), incumbent who switched parties, faces Apinya Pantasa from Pheu Thai.
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Constituency 2: Chuchai Mungcharoenporn (Pheu Thai), incumbent, faces familiar rival Nattaphon Charasraphipong from Bhumjaithai Party.
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Constituency 3: Thana Kitpaiboonchai (Bhumjaithai), incumbent, faces challenger Peerawut Boonsuk nominated by Pheu Thai.
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Constituency 2: Chaiya Phromma (Kla Tham), incumbent, faces notable challenger Rungphet Srikanjana who switched to Pheu Thai.
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Constituency 1: Suksamruay Wantaniyokul (Bhumjaithai), incumbent, faces two-way competition from Pimwipa Buabut (Pheu Thai) and Jutatip Sirikan, a young activist from Prachachon Party.
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Constituency 6: Adisak Kaewmungkunsap (Bhumjaithai), incumbent who switched from Thai Sang Thai Party, aims to defend the seat against Prachachart Saenkaew, a new Pheu Thai candidate.
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Constituency 2: Wutthipong Nambut (Kla Tham), incumbent who switched parties, faces former rival Narongchai Weerakul, now representing the Thai Ruam Palang Party.
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Constituency 7: Sudarat Pitakpornpalop (Bhumjaithai), incumbent who won previously as a Pheu Thai candidate but switched to Bhumjaithai this round.
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