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Decharat concedes Nonthaburi PPAO election defeat

Decharat Sukmark admits defeat in the Nonthaburi Provincial Administrative Organization election, congratulating Naruphon from the People's Party.

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21 Sep 2026Source: Matichon Politics2 min read (0 views)
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Decharat concedes Nonthaburi PPAO election defeat

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  • Decharat Sukmark concedes defeat in the Nonthaburi PPAO mayoral race
  • Extends official congratulations to Naruphon Khunsri from the People's Party
  • Expresses gratitude to all citizens who cast their votes during the campaign
  • Vows to continue working and driving community initiatives forward

The local administrative election in Nonthaburi province has reached its conclusion as Decharat Sukmark officially conceded defeat in the race for the president of the Nonthaburi Provincial Administrative Organization (PPAO) following the release of preliminary voting results.

Following the outcome, Decharat extended formal congratulations to Naruphon Khunsri, the candidate representing the People's Party (PCC), who secured victory in the contest. He also expressed heartfelt appreciation to every voter in Nonthaburi who placed their trust and support in him throughout the rigorous campaign trail.

Thailand provincial hall government building exterior

Stock photo for illustration only, not from the actual event

Provincial Administrative Organization (PPAO) elections often serve as critical barometers for national political trends and local governance dynamics. Securing a win in Nonthaburi, a densely populated suburban province adjacent to Bangkok, highlights shifting voter demographics and the sustained political momentum of progressive movements in urban-adjacent areas.

Despite falling short in the electoral race, Decharat affirmed that the setback will not deter his commitment to public service. He firmly announced his intention to press forward with his advocacy and community work through other capacities in the public sphere.

Source: Matichon Politics

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