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‘Bangkok Vote’ campaign aims to spur turnout

Bangkok Metropolitan Administration officials and Election Commission representatives launch the “Bangkok Vote” walk past Democracy Monument on Ratchadamnoen Avenue on Tuesday during a campaign caravan to encourage more than 4.5 million eligible voters to cast their ballots on June 28. (Photo: BMA)

More than 700 Bangkok Metropolitan Administration (BMA) officials and staff gathered on Tuesday to pledge their commitment to a transparent, fair and politically neutral governor election amid concerns by incumbent governor Chadchart Sittipunt about voter turnout on June 28.

Narong Ruangsri, deputy city clerk, said the election was an important democratic process and stressed that all officials must strictly comply with election laws and Election Commission regulations.

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