Most Thai voters happy with election results, poll shows

The National Institute of Development Administration (Nida) poll covered 1,310 people aged 18 and above across the country on May 16-18. The respondents were chosen using a simple random sampling method with 97% accuracy, the pollster added.

When asked what they would do if they had to go to the polling stations again, the respondents said:

• 86.49%: Will vote for the same constituency and party-list MPs

• 6.03%: Will make different choices for both constituency and party-list MPs

• 3.13%: Will choose the same constituency MP

• 2.37%: Will not exercise their right to vote

• 1.98%: Will choose the same party-list MP

Asked if they were happy with the election results in their own constituencies, the respondents said:

• 59.08%: Very happy

• 26.87%: Rather happy

• 8.86%: Rather unhappy

• 5.19%: Not happy at all

Asked if they were happy with the overall results of the election, the respondents said:

• 59.39%: Very happy

• 30.07%: Rather happy

• 6.95%: Rather unhappy

• 3.59%: Not happy at all.