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THAILAND · FEBRUARY 8, 2026

Thailand. The whole picture.

Created by John Gregory

Constituency results, party-list votes, and the House of Representatives.

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This election has completed. Figures below are the Election Commission’s published results, with their original source update time. Seat allocations describe this election, not current coalition membership. A missing winner check means no matching explicit declaration was verified; it does not mean the completed race is still counting.

HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES

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CONSTITUENCY SEATS

—400 constituencies

PARTY-LIST SEATS

—100 national party-list seats

THE ELECTION SEAT TOTALS

Parties in the House

251 seats for an outright majority

Seat totals describe this election’s published allocation.

Parties awarded seats in the published election results
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Parties awarded seats appear here. The Party-list tab also includes parties awarded no seats. These are election results, not a claim about today’s coalition membership.

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Results, row by row

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Reported winner

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Reporting: highest first
Constituency rows show the leading candidates and are ordered by reporting percentage, highest first. Open a row for every candidate. Party-list rows are ordered by vote totals.
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THAILAND RESULTS

About Thailand’s results

Thailand’s February 8, 2026 general election elected a 500-seat House: 400 constituency representatives and 100 party-list representatives. An outright House majority requires 251 seats.

Published results
The figures are the Election Commission of Thailand’s available published election results. The source update date is kept visible. A successful source check today does not change that original publication time or turn these figures into a new live election count.
Reported winner
A check mark appears only when a separately published winner declaration matches the candidate and party in the Election Commission’s count. The declaration’s source and original update time appear in the race details. Rank or vote lead alone does not earn a check; a missing check does not mean the completed race is still ongoing. No new media projection, formal certification status, or coalition membership is inferred.
Two separate ballots
Constituency percentages describe candidate votes within that constituency. Party-list percentages describe the separate national party-list ballot. Votes from these ballots are not added together.
Party totals and changes
Party totals combine the constituency and party-list seats in the published allocation. Pickups and losses are not inferred without verified prior-seat history. A party’s seat total is distinct from current coalition control.
Details and maps
Open a row to inspect all available candidates or a party’s national count. Only the available source data is shown. No U.S. district maps or invented Thai boundaries are used; the source link opens the official results site.
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