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5 July 2026

"Dusit Poll" reveals "Anin-Ice," the most prominent politician! "Thailand helps Thailand Plus," the most favorite government work of the NCPO, the most favorite opposition work, examines the TH-AI Passport project.

On July 5, the Tuxitpol University of Dusit released a nationwide public opinion poll entitled "Thai Political Index for June 2026." A sample of 2,054 people (online and field surveys) from June 29 to July 3, 2026 showed that the sample rated the overall Thai political escape for June, an average of 3.69 kamans, up from May 2026 to 3.66.

The highest-rated measure is the work of the opposition, an average of 4.17 points. The lowest-rated indicator is the solution to drug problems and influential people, an average of 3.03 points. The dominant government politician is Tin Chan Vigrul, 35.00 percent, followed by Ekniti, the penitentiary of the month, 27.84 percent, the opposition is Rakshak Srikhok, 30.12 percent, followed by Nutthong, the intelligence of the month, 24.11 percent, the favorite government work of the month is Thailand, 62.37 percent, the favorite opposition of the month is the project. TH-AI Passport 44.14 per cent

Dr. Prong Bua Thong, president of Dusit Poll, said that the index moved by 0.03 points, with "Thailand Helps Thailand Plus," helping to create a positive feeling and alleviate the burden of living expenses to a certain extent, but also saw that the economy as a whole had not recovered, so that the anti-economic rating was low. In addition, both the government and the prime minister's work dropped, reflecting that although the people liked specific assistance measures, they did not clearly affect their confidence in the overall picture.

Professor Dr. Anuch Raksuwan, associate dean of the School of Law and Politics at Suan Dusit University, said that the Thai Political Index on June 2026 warns that there has been a slight improvement in the overall picture as a result of the government's short-lived relief policies, such as Thailand Help Thailand Plus, but on the other hand, structural solutions have lacked effectiveness, especially against transparency and corruption, including tackling drugs and influencers at the lowest levels of the survey, which directly affects confidence in the legal process and the stability of the government with the same decline in ratings, while the opposition's performance has been the highest prominence from this survey.

The survey reflects the state in which the administration relies on swastika policies to maintain stability and popularity for the government. Therefore, the government must accelerate the public management strategy and upgrade governance to solve the foundation economy in a sustainable manner. Otherwise, in the coming stages, the government may face heightened political pressure from the intensified monitoring mechanism in the future.

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