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Ruling Pheu Thai wins most provincial elections, followed by Bhumjaithai

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The ruling Pheu Thai Party won presidential seats in 18 provincial administrative organisations (PAO), followed by 12 seats for its coalition partner Bhumjaithai.
The main opposition party, the People’s Party, won only one in Sunday’s PAO election.




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