Latest unofficial vote count update for southern constituencies: the major local political group "Baan Yai" under Bhumjaithai holds most seats, with the Democrat Party gaining momentum after the Election Commission has counted 84% of votes.
As of 8 Feb 2026, unofficial vote updates show the southern election field remains a key battleground for many parties, especially given incumbent champions switching parties, the influence of major local political groups ('Baan Yai'), and candidate changes. These factors all impact the chances of retaining seats. This article compiles and analyzes the latest data clearly by province and constituency.
Constituency 2 – Pipit Rattanarak (Bhumjaithai) The incumbent who switched to Bhumjaithai previously led by several thousand votes, making this district one to watch. Despite being the incumbent, the voter base is not overwhelmingly secure.
1. Pipit Rattanarak (Bhumjaithai) 24,751 votes
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Constituency 4 – Phansak Boontan (Bhumjaithai) Another incumbent who switched parties, previously winning by a narrow margin. This race remains open, with challengers having a chance if the party's momentum is insufficient.
1. Somchat Praditphon (Democrat) 37,986 votes
2. Phansak Boontan (Bhumjaithai) 25,457 votes
Constituency 2 – Chakad Phatthana Kitwiboon (Bhumjaithai) The incumbent who switched to Bhumjaithai previously defeated the Pheu Thai candidate by a small margin. However, Pheu Thai has changed candidates this round, which may alter vote dynamics.
1. Chakad Phatthana Kitwiboon (Bhumjaithai) 12,159 votes
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Constituency 1 – Kitti Kittitharakul (Bhumjaithai) The incumbent from a local political family narrowly won last time. This time, he faces a familiar rival who switched from Democrat to Prachachon Party, Thanawat Phuklaun, keeping the competition fierce.
1. Kitti Kittitharakul (Bhumjaithai) 42,104 votes
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Constituency 3 – Kittichai Engchuan (Bhumjaithai) Bhumjaithai fielded a new candidate to defend this seat, a former deputy provincial governor of Krabi. Although the seat belongs to the same party, changing candidates carries risks for the voter base.
1. Kittichai Engchuan (Bhumjaithai) 40,194 votes
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Constituency 1 – Wichai Sudsawat (Bhumjaithai) The incumbent who won by a narrow margin faces a strong challenge from Pheu Thai candidate Police Colonel Sitthiporn Phumphanern, making this district particularly competitive.
1. Wichai Sudsawat (Bhumjaithai) 33,314 votes
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Constituency 2 – Thawi Suraban (Bhumjaithai) The incumbent who switched to Bhumjaithai faces a key opponent from Pheu Thai, Preecha Yodying. While switching parties may boost strength, acceptance by the original voter base must be proven.
1. Thawi Suraban (Bhumjaithai) 40,692 votes
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Constituency 4 – Kanj Tangpong (Democrat) Another incumbent who previously won narrowly, seen as the Democrat Party's hope to hold this area amid intensifying competition.
1. Kanj Tangpong (Democrat) 45,953 votes
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Constituency 4 – Kanokporn Detdecho (Democrat) The Democrat Party changed candidates but retains the incumbent. She faces challenger Nayakorn Triayasit Srisuwan from Pheu Thai, making defense of the seat challenging.
1. Yutthakan Rattanamat 18,313 votes
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Constituency 9 – Pimpatra Wichaikul (Bhumjaithai) A major local politician who switched to Bhumjaithai. This election will test whether she can maintain her original voter base.
1. Pimpatra Wichaikul (Bhumjaithai) 16,899 votes
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Constituency 3 – Sommut Benjalak (Prachachat) The incumbent with a strong voter base who previously won by tens of thousands of votes. This district is a stronghold for Prachachat Party.
1. Burhan Sameh (Bhumjaithai) 27,505 votes
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Constituency 1 – Supatcharee Thamphhet (Kla Party) Former Democrat champion who switched to Kla Party faces Bhumjaithai candidate Air Force Commander Athikun Kongmee, a former director of the Tourism Authority of Thailand, making this race open and tight.
1. Air Force Commander Athikun Kongmee (Bhumjaithai) 34,542 votes
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Constituency 1 – Second Lieutenant Somchat Techathaworncharoen (Prachachon) The incumbent from the major local group faces several high-profile challengers from Bhumjaithai and Kla Party, making this another highly competitive race.
1. Second Lieutenant Somchat Techathaworncharoen (Prachachon) 17,635 votes
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Constituency 2 – Sastra Sripan (Bhumjaithai) The incumbent who won by only a few hundred votes now faces strong challenges from both the Democrat Party and Prachachon Party, making this one of the fiercest contests.
1. Juree Numkaew 26,755 votes
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Constituency 4 – Chonnapat Naksua (Kla Party) Switched to Kla Party. Previously defeated Democrat Party, but Democrat’s new candidate introduces uncertainty this election.
1. Chonnapat Naksua (Kla Party) 45,101 votes
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Constituency 1 – Peeraphat Ratchakitprakan (Bhumjaithai) Replaced the previous champion from the same political family, Piboon Ratchakitprakan. Maintaining the voter base inheritance is the key factor.
1. Peeraphat Ratchakitprakan (Bhumjaithai) 20,423 votes
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