Election Commission resolves to prosecute 77 people in Senate collusion case
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The Election Commission (EC) on Monday resolved to ask the Supreme Court to hear the case against 77 people accused of collusion in the 2024 Senate election process, including 26 sitting senators.
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The Election Commission (EC) on Monday resolved to ask the Supreme Court to hear the case against 77 people accused of collusion in the 2024 Senate election process, including 26 sitting senators.
The charges relate to alleged improper candidate introductions and the solicitation or acceptance of benefits.
All seven election commissioners met to consider the findings of an investigation into alleged irregularities in the 2024 Senate election, EC deputy secretary-general Phasakorn Siriphakyaporn, who oversees investigation, adjudication and
The third charge concerns candidates failing to comply with methods or conditions prescribed by the EC, including its 2024 regulation on introducing themselves to voters, issued under Sections 70 and 36.
The case has dragged on for more than two years since the nationwide Senate election results were announced on June 26, 2024
Summary
The charges relate to alleged improper candidate introductions and the solicitation or acceptance of benefits.
No political party executives, House of Representatives MPs, other political office holders or reserve senators are named in the charges.