6 June 69

The KPI Poll released a poll entitled Election BMA 69: Spatial Factors and the Direction of the Selection of the New Governor, which conducted a survey from May 22 to 25, 2026, of 1,600 people aged 18 and over in the Bangkok area through multi-stage sampling and face-to-face interviews, setting the level of statistical confidence at 95 percent.

The candidate type selection trend and spatial factors when classified by metropolitan area of Bangkok. The behavioral differences were found as follows:

Inner district area: Most of the sample were still undecided or undecided, the highest 26.8 per cent, followed by choosing candidates affiliated with any political party, 23.3 per cent, and opposition party affiliation, 22.0 per cent.

Middle-class district areas: The sample tended to choose independent candidates not affiliated with political parties, the highest 29.3 per cent, followed by opposition party affiliation 25.9 per cent.

Outer district areas: The sample likely selected 27.2 per cent of opposition party affiliation candidates and 26.8 per cent undecided or undecided.

The popular vote of candidates by county area. On the question issue evaluates the trend of selecting individuals if there is a current election. The poll by county area appears as follows:

Inner region: Chachchan, the right of birth, has the highest vote of 31.5 per cent, followed by Major General Chan Chai Chai Sawat, 9.8 per cent, Dr Jo Chai Wat, 8.8 per cent, Chai Chai Wat, 8.1 per cent, Chai Chai Chai Chai, 6.8 per cent, James Anusha Bun Chai Si, 4.3 per cent, and Mallika, the family of Maha Suk, 3.4 per cent, with an undecided group of 27.3 per cent.

Middle class: Chachchai, who has 32.1 percent of the popular vote, followed by Dr. Joe Chaiwat, who has 16.3 percent, Dr. Mallika, who has a family, 9.5 percent, James Anusha Buripchai Si, 6.9 percent, Khun Songkul, 6.1 percent, Khun Khun Khun Chaiwat, 5.7 percent, and Major General Chaiwat, 4.7 percent, with an undecided group of 18.7 percent.

Outer District: Chachchan, the right of birth, has 30.3 percent, followed by Dr. Joe Chaiwat, the right of life, 16.9 percent, Mallika, the merit of the family, 12.8 percent, the royal family, Karnagiwat, the parasyam, 5.6 percent, Major General Chaithet, Sesavesh, and James Anushan Buripchairi, with the same proportion at 2.8 percent, and the right of the family, 1.6 percent, with an undecided group of 27.2 percent.

An analysis based on the 2022 Bangkok councillor (M.A.) voice base, when compared to the 2022 election behavior, found a significant link to the current BMA governor candidate's popular vote base:

Thai Party Voice Base Group: Most of them choose Chachchan, 41.6 percent of the rights, followed by Confederate Gen. Chan Thep, 10.6 percent.

The party's base group is far-fetched: most of the votes are poured out to Joe Chaiwat, 38.3 percent, followed by Chachchai, 22.6 percent.

The Democratic Party's base group: Most support the Shah Nation, 31.9 percent, followed by James Anusha Bun Chai Si, 19.7 percent.

Bangkok Conservation Group (Col. Knight): Choose Chachchan, 22.5 percent, and Mallika, 16.3 percent.

The group of those who do not remember or do not go to the 2022 MP election: choose the National Rights 23.3 percent, but the proportion of those who are unsure or undecided in this group is the highest, reaching 47.6 percent.

For demographic basics, a total of 1,600 respondents comprised 50.1 percent male, 49.8 percent female, and 0.1 percent gender diverse. The age range was similarly distributed, with the 60-year-old age group having the highest proportion, 25.5 percent, and the 28-43-year-old age group having 25.1 percent.

In the area of occupational structure, the majority of the sample were employed in entrepreneurship / trade, 26.6 per cent, followed by general employment / self-employment, 23.4 per cent and private company employees, 19.0 per cent, while the average monthly income of most of the sample, 42.1 per cent, was in the range of 15,000 to 30,000 baht, and 20.8 per cent had an income below 15,000 baht.

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