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Thailand Gelar Pemilihan Umum Perdana Menteri Hari Ini

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14 May 2023 10:15
Voters cast their ballots in the Khan Na Yao area in Bangkok, Thailand, on Sunday, May 14, 2023. A record number of Thais are projected to go to the ballot boxes in Sunday's parliamentary election as voters decide if they'll shift leadership away from almost a decade of military-backed rule. More than 50 million Thais are eligible to vote, and the Election Commission expects an 80% turnout. Photographer: Andre Malerba/Bloomberg via Getty Images

Sejumlah warga memberikan suara mereka pada pemilihan umum di daerah Khan Na Yao di Bangkok, Thailand, pada Minggu, 14/5/2023. Sekitar 52 juta warga akan menggunakan hak suaranya dalam pemilu Thailand. (Andre Malerba/Bloomberg via Getty Images)

Voters cast their ballots in the Khan Na Yao area in Bangkok, Thailand, on Sunday, May 14, 2023. A record number of Thais are projected to go to the ballot boxes in Sunday's parliamentary election as voters decide if they'll shift leadership away from almost a decade of military-backed rule. More than 50 million Thais are eligible to vote, and the Election Commission expects an 80% turnout. Photographer: Andre Malerba/Bloomberg via Getty Images

Dilansir Reuters, tercatat ada sekitar 52 juta pemilih sah dalam pemilu Thailand tahun ini. Angka itu mencakup 3,3 juta pemilih berusia 18-22 tahun yang akan menggunakan hak suara mereka untuk pertama kalinya. (Andre Malerba/Bloomberg via Getty Images)

Voters cast their ballots in the Khan Na Yao area in Bangkok, Thailand, on Sunday, May 14, 2023. A record number of Thais are projected to go to the ballot boxes in Sunday's parliamentary election as voters decide if they'll shift leadership away from almost a decade of military-backed rule. More than 50 million Thais are eligible to vote, and the Election Commission expects an 80% turnout. Photographer: Andre Malerba/Bloomberg via Getty Images

Para pendukung pro-militer, kalangan konservatif pendukung kerajaan, dan oposisi populis berupaya memperebutkan suara para pemilih pemula itu. (Andre Malerba/Bloomberg via Getty Images)

Voters cast their ballots in the Khan Na Yao area in Bangkok, Thailand, on Sunday, May 14, 2023. A record number of Thais are projected to go to the ballot boxes in Sunday's parliamentary election as voters decide if they'll shift leadership away from almost a decade of military-backed rule. More than 50 million Thais are eligible to vote, and the Election Commission expects an 80% turnout. Photographer: Andre Malerba/Bloomberg via Getty Images

Hasil analisis survei jajak pendapat menunjukkan Paetongtarn punya kans besar mengalahkan Prayuth. Sejauh ini Paetongtarn ada di urutan pertama, sementara Prayuth ada di urutan ketiga. (Andre Malerba/Bloomberg via Getty Images)

Voters cast their ballots in the Khan Na Yao area in Bangkok, Thailand, on Sunday, May 14, 2023. A record number of Thais are projected to go to the ballot boxes in Sunday's parliamentary election as voters decide if they'll shift leadership away from almost a decade of military-backed rule. More than 50 million Thais are eligible to vote, and the Election Commission expects an 80% turnout. Photographer: Andre Malerba/Bloomberg via Getty Images

Paetongtarn mendapat banyak dukungan berkat beberapa janji kampanyenya seperti perbaikan kondisi tenaga kerja, jaminan upah minimum yang lebih tinggi, masalah polusi, hingga mengubah Thailand menjadi pusat teknologi keuangan. (REUTERS/Athit Perawongmetha)
Voters cast their ballots in the Khan Na Yao area in Bangkok, Thailand, on Sunday, May 14, 2023. A record number of Thais are projected to go to the ballot boxes in Sunday's parliamentary election as voters decide if they'll shift leadership away from almost a decade of military-backed rule. More than 50 million Thais are eligible to vote, and the Election Commission expects an 80% turnout. Photographer: Andre Malerba/Bloomberg via Getty Images
Voters cast their ballots in the Khan Na Yao area in Bangkok, Thailand, on Sunday, May 14, 2023. A record number of Thais are projected to go to the ballot boxes in Sunday's parliamentary election as voters decide if they'll shift leadership away from almost a decade of military-backed rule. More than 50 million Thais are eligible to vote, and the Election Commission expects an 80% turnout. Photographer: Andre Malerba/Bloomberg via Getty Images
Voters cast their ballots in the Khan Na Yao area in Bangkok, Thailand, on Sunday, May 14, 2023. A record number of Thais are projected to go to the ballot boxes in Sunday's parliamentary election as voters decide if they'll shift leadership away from almost a decade of military-backed rule. More than 50 million Thais are eligible to vote, and the Election Commission expects an 80% turnout. Photographer: Andre Malerba/Bloomberg via Getty Images
Voters cast their ballots in the Khan Na Yao area in Bangkok, Thailand, on Sunday, May 14, 2023. A record number of Thais are projected to go to the ballot boxes in Sunday's parliamentary election as voters decide if they'll shift leadership away from almost a decade of military-backed rule. More than 50 million Thais are eligible to vote, and the Election Commission expects an 80% turnout. Photographer: Andre Malerba/Bloomberg via Getty Images
Voters cast their ballots in the Khan Na Yao area in Bangkok, Thailand, on Sunday, May 14, 2023. A record number of Thais are projected to go to the ballot boxes in Sunday's parliamentary election as voters decide if they'll shift leadership away from almost a decade of military-backed rule. More than 50 million Thais are eligible to vote, and the Election Commission expects an 80% turnout. Photographer: Andre Malerba/Bloomberg via Getty Images