Thai Party Watch

Party Like It's 2025

Leadership changes — and lack thereof — in major Thai parties

Apr 30 • Ken Lohatepanont

The Death of an Old Party

Chart Thai Pattana's MPs go to Bhumjaithai

Dec 4, 2025 • Ken Lohatepanont

Bhumjaithai and Pheu Thai: A Tale of Two Election Strategies

Will the two parties swap places?

Nov 20, 2025 • Ken Lohatepanont

The Democrat Old Guard Mounts a Comeback

Abhisit Vejjajiva returns as Democrat leader

Oct 19, 2025 • Ken Lohatepanont

Analyzing Initial Polling Results in the Anutin Era

People's Party slumps; Anutin rises; Pheu Thai still yet to recover

Sep 29, 2025 • Ken Lohatepanont

Rupture and Renewal

Major changes in the United Thai Nation and Democrat parties

Sep 18, 2025 • Ken Lohatepanont

Filling the Conservative Party Gap

An electoral niche has no perfect fit for now

Aug 14, 2025 • Ken Lohatepanont

Kla Tham Dares to Dream Big

Captain Thammanat bets on all politics being local

May 21, 2025 • Ken Lohatepanont

The End of the Chuan Democrats?

What the Nakhon Sri Thammarat byelection tells us about national politics

Apr 27, 2025 • Ken Lohatepanont

No More Red in the Blue

Conflict between Pheu Thai and Bhumjaithai heats up

Apr 21, 2025 • Ken Lohatepanont

Dark Blue Power

Bhumjaithai wields its strength to protect the constitutional status quo

Feb 17, 2025 • Ken Lohatepanont

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