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In Kamphaeng Phet, a Recount of the Party-List Votes Was Conducted in Two Units. Two Ballots Were Deemed Invalid, and One Ballot Was Marked "No vote."

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A recount of votes for the party-list MPs in Kamphaeng Phet province was conducted in two polling units. The number of ballots matched the number on election day, February 8, 2026. The missing votes were due to two invalid ballots and one ballot marked "no vote."

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In Kamphaeng Phet, a Recount of the Party-List Votes Was Conducted in Two Units. Two Ballots Were Deemed Invalid, and One Ballot Was Marked "No vote."

A recount of votes for the party-list MPs in Kamphaeng Phet province was conducted in two polling units. The number of ballots matched the number on election day, February 8, 2026. The missing votes were due to two invalid ballots and one ballot marked "no vote."

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thairath.co.th broke the news on Thursday, February 26, 2026.
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