Election Commission clarifies that “Sattahip” elections have fake ballots It’s just the staff filling in the wrong information. corrected to be true
The Office of the Election Commission of Thailand (ECT) clarified the case of a message appearing on Facebook of a user named Sattahip News Post Sattahip News has posted that “Causing to count the votes for the election of MPs in Chonburi District 10. Know the unofficial results at 6 a.m. The scores are only 74 points apart. The ECT claims that people voted on the computer. It is the history of counting election votes. #Recently, the total score doesn’t match as well by the number of people who use the right. number of bad cards and the number of tickets does not select any candidate The total amount does not match the total number of users who exercised the right.” The information as shown on the user’s Facebook page is called The Sattahip News Post Sattahip News and according to various media channels indicate that there are 4,995 toe-to-toe tickets, which is an inaccurate news presentation.
The Election Commission said that There were 2,234 invalid ballots of voters in the said constituency, but the staff of the Election Commission for District 10 processed the information that there were 7,229 invalid ballots, causing the staff in charge of the signboard to report the vote counting results. Write scores according to the submitted processing results. After that, candidates for the 10th Constituency, Pheu Thai Party, protested that the number of voters had invalid ballots and that the total number of voters did not match the number of voters this time. The District 10 Election Commission has reviewed the protests. It turned out that there was only one data processing officer and it was the person who entered the wrong information. After checking, it was found that the data processing officer Fill in the wrong information. The number of bad cards is therefore only 2,234 cards, not 7, 229 tickets, according to the news As for other election procedures Comply with the law in all respects. After that, the information was corrected to match the facts and corrected the number of invalid cards that appeared on the vote counting report board.
Source: Thai News Agency