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2023 Thai House of Representatives

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{{Infobox legislative session

| name = 26th House of Representatives of Thailand

| image = Phra Suriyan chamber.jpg

| caption = Phra Suriyan Chamber, Sappaya-Sapasathan

| body = National Assembly of Thailand

| state =

| meeting_place = Sappaya-Sapasathan

| election = 2023 Thai general election

| government = Srettha cabinet
{{small|(until 3 September 2024)}}
Paetongtarn cabinet
{{small|(since 3 September 2024)}}

| term_start = 14 May 2023

| term_end = present

| before = 25th

| after = 27th

| website =

| chamber1 = House of Representatives

| membership1 = 500

| chamber1_leader1_type = Speaker

| chamber1_leader1 = Wan Muhamad Noor Matha

| chamber1_leader2_type = First Deputy Speaker

| chamber1_leader2 = Padipat Suntiphada
{{small|(until 7 August 2024)}}
Pichet Chuamuangphan
{{small|(since 13 September 2024)}}

| chamber1_leader3_type = Second Deputy Speaker

| chamber1_leader3 = Pichet Chuamuangphan
{{small|(until 10 September 2024)}}
Paradorn Prissanananthakul
{{small|(since 13 September 2024)}}

| chamber1_leader4_type = Prime Minister

| chamber1_leader4 = Srettha Thavisin
{{small|(until 14 August 2024)}}
Paetongtarn Shinawatra
{{small|(since 16 August 2024)}}

| chamber1_leader5_type = Leader of the Opposition

| chamber1_leader5 = Chaithawat Tulathon
{{small|(until 7 August 2024)}}
Natthaphong Ruengpanyawut
{{small|(since 25 September 2024)}}

| chamber3 = Monarch
{{nobold|Vajiralongkorn}}

| session1_start = 3 July 2023

| session1_end = 30 October 2023

| session2_start = 12 December 2023

| session2_end = 9 April 2024

| session3_start = 3 July 2024

| session3_end = 30 October 2024

| session4_start = 12 December 2024

| session4_end = 10 April 2025

| session5_start = 3 July 2025

| session5_end = TBD

| special_session1_start = 18 June 2024

| special_session1_end = 21 June 2024

| special_session2_start = 28 May 2025

| special_session2_end = 31 May 2025

}}

The House of Representatives of Thailand of 2023 consists of 500 members elected in the 14 May 2023 general election, who, together with 250 members of the appointed Senate, form the National Assembly of Thailand. It is the second parliament to be convened in accordance with the 2017 constitution of Thailand, which followed the 2014 military coup.

Parliament was officially opened by King Vajiralongkorn on 3 July 2023. The Speaker of the House was elected the following day.{{cite news |date=24 June 2023 |title=King to open new parliamentary session on July 3rd |url=https://www.thaipbsworld.com/king-to-open-new-parliamentary-session-on-july-3rd/ |access-date=27 June 2023 |work=Thai PBS World}}

House of Representatives composition

The Move Forward Party and Pheu Thai Party jointly won a landslide victory in the 2023 election.

{{Thai House of Representatives composition}}

File:26th Thailand House of Representatives.svg

=Constituencies=

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== Bangkok Metropolitan ==

{{Party legend|People's Party (Thailand, 2024)|58}}

{{Party legend|Chartthaipattana Party|3}}

{{Party legend|Pheu Thai Party|2}}

{{Party legend|United Thai Nation Party|1}}

{{Party legend|Thai Progress Party|1}}

class="wikitable sortable"
District

! Elected MP

! colspan=2 | Party

! Notes

Bangkok 1

| Paramet Wiriyarangsun

| {{party name with color|People's Party (Thailand, 2024)}}

|

Bangkok 2

| Tisana Choonhavan

| {{party name with color|People's Party (Thailand, 2024)}}

|

Bangkok 3

| Jorayut Chatupornprasit

| {{party name with color|People's Party (Thailand, 2024)}}

|

Bangkok 4

| Pantin Nuanjerm

| {{party name with color|People's Party (Thailand, 2024)}}

|

Bangkok 5

| Chalernchai Kulalert

| {{party name with color|People's Party (Thailand, 2024)}}

|

Bangkok 6

| Kantapon Duangamporn

| {{party name with color|People's Party (Thailand, 2024)}}

|

Bangkok 7

| Patsarin Ramawong

| {{party name with color|People's Party (Thailand, 2024)}}

|

Bangkok 8

| Chayapon Satondee

| {{party name with color|People's Party (Thailand, 2024)}}

|

Bangkok 9

| Supanut Minchaiyanan

| {{party name with color|People's Party (Thailand, 2024)}}

|

Bangkok 10

| Akarat Udomamnuai

| {{party name with color|People's Party (Thailand, 2024)}}

|

Bangkok 11

| Sasinan Thamnitinan

| {{party name with color|People's Party (Thailand, 2024)}}

|

Bangkok 12

| Phuriwat Chaisamran

| {{party name with color|People's Party (Thailand, 2024)}}

|

Bangkok 13

| Tanadej Pengsuk

| {{party name with color|People's Party (Thailand, 2024)}}

|

Bangkok 14

| Sirinpat Kongtrakarn

| {{party name with color|People's Party (Thailand, 2024)}}

|

Bangkok 15

| Witawat Tichawanit

| {{party name with color|People's Party (Thailand, 2024)}}

|

Bangkok 16

| Pimkarn Keeratiwirapakorn

| {{party name with color|People's Party (Thailand, 2024)}}

|

Bangkok 17

| Weerawut Rakthieng

| {{party name with color|People's Party (Thailand, 2024)}}

|

Bangkok 18

| Teerajchai Phuntumas

| {{party name with color|People's Party (Thailand, 2024)}}

|

Bangkok 19

| Kantapong Prayurasak

| {{party name with color|People's Party (Thailand, 2024)}}

|

Bangkok 20

| Theerarat Samrejvanich

| {{party name with color|Pheu Thai Party}}

|

Bangkok 21

| Nattapong Prempoonsuwan

| {{party name with color|People's Party (Thailand, 2024)}}

|

Bangkok 22

| Supakorn Tantipaiboontana

| {{party name with color|People's Party (Thailand, 2024)}}

|

Bangkok 23

| Piyarat Jongthep

| {{party name with color|People's Party (Thailand, 2024)}}

|

Bangkok 24

| Taopiphop Limjittrakorn

| {{party name with color|People's Party (Thailand, 2024)}}

|

Bangkok 25

| Annsiri Walaikanok

| {{party name with color|People's Party (Thailand, 2024)}}

|

Bangkok 26

| Chaiyampawan Manpianchit

| {{party name with color|Thai Progress Party}}

| Expelled from Move Forward Party in 2023 for alleged sexual misconduct

Bangkok 27

| Nattacha Boonchaiinsawat

| {{party name with color|People's Party (Thailand, 2024)}}

|

Bangkok 28

| Rukchanok Srinok

| {{party name with color|People's Party (Thailand, 2024)}}

|

Bangkok 29

| Tisarat Laohapon

| {{party name with color|People's Party (Thailand, 2024)}}

|

Bangkok 30

| Thunyatorn Thaninwattanatorn

| {{party name with color|People's Party (Thailand, 2024)}}

|

Bangkok 31

| Sirin Sangaunsin

| {{party name with color|People's Party (Thailand, 2024)}}

|

Bangkok 32

| Pawitra Jittakit

| {{party name with color|People's Party (Thailand, 2024)}}

|

Bangkok 33

| Pongpan Yodmuangjaroen

| {{party name with color|People's Party (Thailand, 2024)}}

|

Nakhon Pathom 1

| Supachok Srisukajon

| {{party name with color|Chartthaipattana Party}}

|

Nakhon Pathom 2

| Sinthop Kaewpijit

| {{party name with color|United Thai Nation Party}}

|

Nakhon Pathom 3

| Panuwat Sasomsub

| {{party name with color|Chartthaipattana Party}}

|

Nakhon Pathom 4

| Kittipon Panprommat

| {{party name with color|People's Party (Thailand, 2024)}}

|

Nakhon Pathom 5

| Anucha Sasomsub

| {{party name with color|Chartthaipattana Party}}

|

Nakhon Pathom 6

| Chitsanupong Tangmetakun

| {{party name with color|People's Party (Thailand, 2024)}}

|

Nonthaburi 1

| Surapan Waiyakorn

| {{party name with color|People's Party (Thailand, 2024)}}

|

Nonthaburi 2

| Panyarat Nantaphusitanon

| {{party name with color|People's Party (Thailand, 2024)}}

|

Nonthaburi 3

| Anusorn Keawwichien

| {{party name with color|People's Party (Thailand, 2024)}}

|

Nonthaburi 4

| Noppon Tippayachon

| {{party name with color|People's Party (Thailand, 2024)}}

|

Nonthaburi 5

| Preedee Charoensin

| {{party name with color|People's Party (Thailand, 2024)}}

|

Nonthaburi 6

| Kunakorn Munnateerai

| {{party name with color|People's Party (Thailand, 2024)}}

|

Nonthaburi 7

| Kiatikun Tonyang

| {{party name with color|People's Party (Thailand, 2024)}}

|

Nonthaburi 8

| Non Paisanlimcharoenkit

| {{party name with color|People's Party (Thailand, 2024)}}

|

Pathum Thani 1

| Supawee Supapanittra

| {{party name with color|People's Party (Thailand, 2024)}}

|

Pathum Thani 2

| Jessada Dontrisanah

| {{party name with color|People's Party (Thailand, 2024)}}

|

Pathum Thani 3

| Chonticha Changriew

| {{party name with color|People's Party (Thailand, 2024)}}

|

Pathum Thani 4

| Sakon Suntornwanitkit

| {{party name with color|People's Party (Thailand, 2024)}}

|

Pathum Thani 5

| Manasanan Leenawarat

| {{party name with color|Pheu Thai Party}}

|

Pathum Thani 6

| Chetawan Thuaprakhon

| {{party name with color|People's Party (Thailand, 2024)}}

|

Pathum Thani 7

| Prasit Pattamapadungsak

| {{party name with color|People's Party (Thailand, 2024)}}

|

Samut Prakan 1

| Panida Mongkonsawat

| {{party name with color|People's Party (Thailand, 2024)}}

|

Samut Prakan 2

| Ratchanok Sukprasert

| {{party name with color|People's Party (Thailand, 2024)}}

|

Samut Prakan 3

| Pichai Changjanyawong

| {{party name with color|People's Party (Thailand, 2024)}}

|

Samut Prakan 4

| Wuttinan Boonchoo

| {{party name with color|People's Party (Thailand, 2024)}}

|

Samut Prakan 5

| Nittaya Meesri

| {{party name with color|People's Party (Thailand, 2024)}}

|

Samut Prakan 6

| Weerapat Kantha

| {{party name with color|People's Party (Thailand, 2024)}}

|

Samut Prakan 7

| Boonlert Saengpan

| {{party name with color|People's Party (Thailand, 2024)}}

|

Samut Prakan 8

| Traiwan Eiamjai

| {{party name with color|People's Party (Thailand, 2024)}}

|

Samut Sakhon 1

| Nattapon Sumanotham

| {{party name with color|People's Party (Thailand, 2024)}}

|

Samut Sakhon 2

| Sirirot Tanikkun

| {{party name with color|People's Party (Thailand, 2024)}}

|

Samut Sakhon 3

| Sirasit Songnui

| {{party name with color|People's Party (Thailand, 2024)}}

|

==Central==

{{Party legend|Bhumjaithai Party|16}}

{{Party legend|Pheu Thai Party|13}}

{{Party legend|Palang Pracharath Party|12}}

{{Party legend|Move Forward Party|7}}

{{Party legend|Chartthaipattana Party|5}}

{{Party legend|United Thai Nation Party|3}}

{{Party legend|Chart Pattana Kla Party|1}}

class="wikitable sortable"
District

! Elected MP

! colspan=2 | Party

! Notes

Ang Thong 1

| Paradorn Prissananantakul

| {{party name with color|Bhumjaithai Party}}

|

Ang Thong 2

| Kornwee Prissananantakul

| {{party name with color|Bhumjaithai Party}}

|

Chainat 1

| Anucha Nakasai

| {{party name with color|United Thai Nation Party}}

|

Chainat 2

| Montian Songpracha

| {{party name with color|Bhumjaithai Party}}

|

Kamphaeng Phet 1

| Pai Leeke

| {{party name with color|Palang Pracharath Party}}

|

Kamphaeng Phet 2

| Petchpoom Aponrat

| {{party name with color|Palang Pracharath Party}}

|

Kamphaeng Phet 3

| Anun Ponumnuay

| {{party name with color|Palang Pracharath Party}}

|

Kamphaeng Phet 4

| Parinya Roekrai

| {{party name with color|Palang Pracharath Party}}

|

Lopburi 1

| Sittichai Loprasongsuk

| {{party name with color|Pheu Thai Party}}

|

Lopburi 2

| Satit Taveebhol

| {{party name with color|Move Forward Party}}

|

Lopburi 3

| Mallika Jirapunvanit

| {{party name with color|Bhumjaithai Party}}

|

Lopburi 4

| Narin Klangpha

| {{party name with color|Bhumjaithai Party}}

|

Lopburi 5

| Worawong Worapanya

| {{party name with color|Pheu Thai Party}}

|

Nakhon Nayok 1

| Suraphon Boonima

| {{party name with color|Pheu Thai Party}}

|

Nakhon Nayok 2

| Kriangkrai Kittithanesuan

| {{party name with color|Pheu Thai Party}}

|

Nakhon Sawan 1

| Krit Hiran Lert Urit Phakdi

| {{party name with color|Move Forward Party}}

|

Nakhon Sawan 2

| Songsak Songsermudomchai

| {{party name with color|Pheu Thai Party}}

|

Nakhon Sawan 3

| Sanya Ninsupan

| {{party name with color|United Thai Nation Party}}

|

Nakhon Sawan 4

| Manop Sriphueng

| {{party name with color|Bhumjaithai Party}}

|

Nakhon Sawan 5

| Peeradej Sirivansan

| {{party name with color|Bhumjaithai Party}}

|

Nakhon Sawan 6

| Prasart Tanprasert

| {{party name with color|Chart Pattana Kla Party}}

|

Phetchabun 1

| Pimporn Pornputhipant

| {{party name with color|Palang Pracharath Party}}

|

Phetchabun 2

| Jakarat Puachuay

| {{party name with color|Palang Pracharath Party}}

|

Phetchabun 3

| Boonchai Kittitharasup

| {{party name with color|Palang Pracharath Party}}

|

Phetchabun 4

| Wanpen Promphat

| {{party name with color|Palang Pracharath Party}}

|

Phetchabun 5

| Worachot Sukhonkajorn

| {{party name with color|Palang Pracharath Party}}

|

Phetchabun 6

| Iam Tongjaisod

| {{party name with color|Palang Pracharath Party}}

|

Phichit 1

| Pattarapong Phataraprasit

| {{party name with color|Bhumjaithai Party}}

|

Phichit 2

| Winai Phataraprasit

| {{party name with color|Bhumjaithai Party}}

|

Phichit 3

| Siriwat Khajonprasart

| {{party name with color|Bhumjaithai Party}}

|

Phitsanulok 1

| Jadet Jantar

| {{party name with color|Pheu Thai Party}}

| Won by-election on 22 September 2024

Phitsanulok 2

| Noppol Leuangthongnara

| {{party name with color|Pheu Thai Party}}

|

Phitsanulok 3

| Pongmanu Thongnak

| {{party name with color|United Thai Nation Party}}

|

Phitsanulok 4

| Pimpiccha Chai Supakit Charoen

| {{party name with color|Pheu Thai Party}}

|

Phitsanulok 5

| Supapakorn Kityathikun

| {{party name with color|Move Forward Party}}

|

Phra Nakhon Si Ayutthaya 1

| Thawiwong Tothaviwong

| {{party name with color|Move Forward Party}}

|

Phra Nakhon Si Ayutthaya 2

| Charin Wongpanthieng

| {{party name with color|Move Forward Party}}

|

Phra Nakhon Si Ayutthaya 3

| Pimprueda Tanjararak

| {{party name with color|Bhumjaithai Party}}

|

Phra Nakhon Si Ayutthaya 4

| Surasak Phancharoenworakul

| {{party name with color|Bhumjaithai Party}}

|

Phra Nakhon Si Ayutthaya 5

| Pradit Sangkhai

| {{party name with color|Bhumjaithai Party}}

|

Saraburi 1

| Sorapatch Sriprach

| {{party name with color|Move Forward Party}}

|

Saraburi 2

| Atthaphon Wongprayoon

| {{party name with color|Pheu Thai Party}}

|

Saraburi 3

| Watcharapong Kuwijitsuwan

| {{party name with color|Bhumjaithai Party}}

|

Saraburi 4

| Ongart Wongprayoon

| {{party name with color|Palang Pracharath Party}}

|

Sing Buri 1

| Chotiwut Thanakamanusorn

| {{party name with color|Palang Pracharath Party}}

|

Sukhothai 1

| Punsiri Kullanartsiri

| {{party name with color|Pheu Thai Party}}

|

Sukhothai 2

| Choosak Keereemasthong

| {{party name with color|Pheu Thai Party}}

|

Sukhothai 3

| Prapaporn Thongpaknam

| {{party name with color|Pheu Thai Party}}

|

Sukhothai 4

| Jawanchai Chaiwiratnukul

| {{party name with color|Pheu Thai Party}}

|

Suphan Buri 1

| Sorachud Suchitta

| {{party name with color|Chartthaipattana Party}}

|

Suphan Buri 2

| Nuttavood Prasertsuvan

| {{party name with color|Chartthaipattana Party}}

|

Suphan Buri 3

| Noppadol Matsri

| {{party name with color|Chartthaipattana Party}}

|

Suphan Buri 4

| Samerkun Thiengtham

| {{party name with color|Chartthaipattana Party}}

|

Suphan Buri 5

| Prapat Pothasuthon

| {{party name with color|Chartthaipattana Party}}

|

Uthai Thani 1

| Jeset Thaised

| {{party name with color|Bhumjaithai Party}}

|

Uthai Thani 2

| Chada Thaised

| {{party name with color|Bhumjaithai Party}}

|

==Eastern==

{{Party legend|Move Forward Party|17}}

{{Party legend|Palang Pracharath Party|4}}

{{Party legend|Pheu Thai Party|4}}

{{Party legend|Bhumjaithai Party|2}}

{{Party legend|United Thai Nation Party|1}}

{{Party legend|Independent|1}}

class="wikitable sortable"
District

! Elected MP

! colspan=2 | Party

! Notes

Chachoengsao 1

| Thitima Chaisaeng

| {{party name with color|Pheu Thai Party}}

|

Chachoengsao 2

| Atthakorn Sirilattyakorn

| {{party name with color|Palang Pracharath Party}}

|

Chachoengsao 3

| Sakchai Tancharoen

| {{party name with color|Pheu Thai Party}}

|

Chachoengsao 4

| Jirat Thongsuwan

| {{party name with color|Move Forward Party}}

|

Chanthaburi 1

| Warayut Thongsuk

| {{party name with color|Move Forward Party}}

|

Chanthaburi 2

| Prachyawan Chaisueb

| {{party name with color|Move Forward Party}}

|

Chanthaburi 3

| Yanathicha Buapuean

| {{party name with color|Move Forward Party}}

|

Chonburi 1

| Worat Sirirak

| {{party name with color|Move Forward Party}}

|

Chonburi 2

| Wannida Nophasit

| {{party name with color|Move Forward Party}}

|

Chonburi 3

| Chawan Phonchai

| {{party name with color|Move Forward Party}}

|

Chonburi 4

| Jirawut Singtothong

| {{party name with color|United Thai Nation Party}}

|

Chonburi 5

| Anan Pridasutthichit

| {{party name with color|Pheu Thai Party}}

|

Chonburi 6

| Krit Cheewathamanont

| {{party name with color|Move Forward Party}}

|

Chonburi 7

| Sahatsawat Koomkong

| {{party name with color|Move Forward Party}}

|

Chonburi 8

| Charus Koomkainam

| {{party name with color|Move Forward Party}}

|

Chonburi 9

| Yodchai Puengporn

| {{party name with color|Move Forward Party}}

|

Chonburi 10

| Sathira Phuakpraphun

| {{party name with color|Palang Pracharath Party}}

|

Prachinburi 1

| Amnat Vilawan

| {{party name with color|Bhumjaithai Party}}

|

Prachinburi 2

| Wuthipong Thonglao

| {{party name with color|Independent}}

| Expelled from the party for sexual harassment

Prachinburi 3

| Salit Butnain

| {{party name with color|Bhumjaithai Party}}

|

Rayong 1

| Kamonthat Kitti Sunthornsakul

| {{party name with color|Move Forward Party}}

|

Rayong 2

| Krit Silpachai

| {{party name with color|Move Forward Party}}

|

Rayong 3

| Nakornchai Khunnarong

| {{party name with color|Move Forward Party}}

|

Rayong 4

| Chutipong Phiphoppinyo

| {{party name with color|Move Forward Party}}

|

Rayong 5

| Sawangchit Lao Harojanphan

| {{party name with color|Move Forward Party}}

|

Sa Kaeo 1

| Tarnis Thienthong

| {{party name with color|Palang Pracharath Party}}

|

Sa Kaeo 2

| Treenuch Thienthong

| {{party name with color|Palang Pracharath Party}}

|

Sa Kaeo 3

| Sorawong Thienthong

| {{party name with color|Pheu Thai Party}}

|

Trat 1

| Sakdinai Numnu

| {{party name with color|Move Forward Party}}

|

==Northeastern==

{{Party legend|Pheu Thai Party|72}}

{{Party legend|Bhumjaithai Party|36}}

{{Party legend|Move Forward Party|8}}

{{Party legend|Palang Pracharath Party|7}}

{{Party legend|Thai Sang Thai Party|5}}

{{Party legend|Democrat Party (Thailand)|2}}

{{Party legend|Pheu Thai Ruam Palang|2}}

{{Party legend|Chartthaipattana Party|1}}

class="wikitable sortable"
District

! Elected MP

! colspan=2 | Party

! Notes

Amnat Charoen 1

| Suksomruay Wantaneekul

| {{party name with color|Bhumjaithai Party}}

|

Amnat Charoen 2

| Yaneenat Khemnak

| {{party name with color|Bhumjaithai Party}}

|

Bueng Kan 1

| Siam Penthong

| {{party name with color|Bhumjaithai Party}}

|

Bueng Kan 2

| Suwanna Kumpiro

| {{party name with color|Bhumjaithai Party}}

|

Bueng Kan 3

| Niphon Khonkhayan

| {{party name with color|Pheu Thai Party}}

|

Buriram 1

| Sanong Thep-aksornnarong

| {{party name with color|Bhumjaithai Party}}

|

Buriram 2

| Chaichanok Chidchob

| {{party name with color|Bhumjaithai Party}}

|

Buriram 3

| Adipong Thitipitaya

| {{party name with color|Bhumjaithai Party}}

|

Buriram 4

| Rungsikron Timataruka

| {{party name with color|Bhumjaithai Party}}

|

Buriram 5

| Sophon Zaram

| {{party name with color|Bhumjaithai Party}}

|

Buriram 6

| Sak Zaram

| {{party name with color|Bhumjaithai Party}}

|

Buriram 7

| Pornchai Srisuriyayothin

| {{party name with color|Bhumjaithai Party}}

|

Buriram 8

| Trithep Ngamgamol

| {{party name with color|Bhumjaithai Party}}

|

Buriram 9

| Rungrot Thongsri

| {{party name with color|Bhumjaithai Party}}

|

Buriram 10

| Jakkrid Thongsri

| {{party name with color|Bhumjaithai Party}}

|

Chaiyaphum 1

| Ochit Kiatkongchuchai

| {{party name with color|Pheu Thai Party}}

|

Chaiyaphum 2

| Cherngchai Chaleerin

| {{party name with color|Pheu Thai Party}}

|

Chaiyaphum 3

| Samrit Thaensap

| {{party name with color|Bhumjaithai Party}}

|

Chaiyaphum 4

| Kanchana Ruang

| {{party name with color|Palang Pracharath Party}}

|

Chaiyaphum 5

| Siva Pongteeradul

| {{party name with color|Pheu Thai Party}}

|

Chaiyaphum 6

| Chawengsak Rengpaiboonwong

| {{party name with color|Bhumjaithai Party}}

|

Chaiyaphum 7

| Akarasankiri Lohweera

| {{party name with color|Palang Pracharath Party}}

|

Kalasin 1

| Wirat Pimpanit

| {{party name with color|Pheu Thai Party}}

|

Kalasin 2

| Palakorn Pimpanit

| {{party name with color|Pheu Thai Party}}

|

Kalasin 3

| Chamlong Poonwanata

| {{party name with color|Palang Pracharath Party}}

|

Kalasin 4

| Prapa Hengpaiboon

| {{party name with color|Bhumjaithai Party}}

|

Kalasin 5

| Thinphol Sritares

| {{party name with color|Pheu Thai Party}}

|

Kalasin 6

| Prasert Bunruang

| {{party name with color|Pheu Thai Party}}

|

Khon Kaen 1

| Weeranan Huadsri

| {{party name with color|Move Forward Party}}

|

Khon Kaen 2

| Itthiphol Chontarasiri

| {{party name with color|Move Forward Party}}

|

Khon Kaen 3

| Chatchawan Apirakmankong

| {{party name with color|Move Forward Party}}

|

Khon Kaen 4

| Ekkarat Changlao

| {{party name with color|Bhumjaithai Party}}

|

Khon Kaen 5

| Phakawat Srisurapol

| {{party name with color|Pheu Thai Party}}

|

Khon Kaen 6

| Singhaphon Deenang

| {{party name with color|Pheu Thai Party}}

|

Khon Kaen 7

| Surapot Taochareonsuk

| {{party name with color|Pheu Thai Party}}

|

Khon Kaen 8

| Wipanee Phukamwong

| {{party name with color|Pheu Thai Party}}

|

Khon Kaen 9

| Saratsanun Unnopporn

| {{party name with color|Pheu Thai Party}}

|

Khon Kaen 10

| Wanniwat Somboon

| {{party name with color|Pheu Thai Party}}

|

Khon Kaen 11

| Ongart Chatchaipolrat

| {{party name with color|Bhumjaithai Party}}

|

Loei 1

| Lertsak Pattanachaikul

| {{party name with color|Pheu Thai Party}}

|

Loei 2

| Saran Timsuwan

| {{party name with color|Pheu Thai Party}}

|

Loei 3

| Thanayose Thimsuwan

| {{party name with color|Bhumjaithai Party}}

|

Loei 4

| Somjate Sangcharoenrat

| {{party name with color|Pheu Thai Party}}

|

Maha Sarakham 1

| Kittisak Kanasawat

| {{party name with color|Pheu Thai Party}}

|

Maha Sarakham 2

| Chaiwattana Tinarat

| {{party name with color|Pheu Thai Party}}

|

Maha Sarakham 3

| Latthachai Chokchaiwatakorn

| {{party name with color|Bhumjaithai Party}}

|

Maha Sarakham 4

| Sanphaphanyu Siripil

| {{party name with color|Pheu Thai Party}}

|

Maha Sarakham 5

| Jirawat Siripanich

| {{party name with color|Pheu Thai Party}}

|

Maha Sarakham 6

| Rat Klangsaeng

| {{party name with color|Pheu Thai Party}}

|

Mukdahan 1

| Wiriya Thongpha

| {{party name with color|Palang Pracharath Party}}

|

Mukdahan 2

| Nakorn Chareephan

| {{party name with color|Move Forward Party}}

|

Nakhon Phanom 1

| Phumiphat Phacharasap

| {{party name with color|Pheu Thai Party}}

|

Nakhon Phanom 2

| Manaporn Chareonsri

| {{party name with color|Pheu Thai Party}}

|

Nakhon Phanom 3

| Alongkot Maneekart

| {{party name with color|Bhumjaithai Party}}

|

Nakhon Phanom 4

| Chukan Kulwongsa

| {{party name with color|Bhumjaithai Party}}

|

Nakhon Ratchasima 1

| Chat Suphatvanich

| {{party name with color|Move Forward Party}}

|

Nakhon Ratchasima 2

| Piyachart Ruchipornwasin

| {{party name with color|Move Forward Party}}

|

Nakhon Ratchasima 3

| Suttasit Potthasak

| {{party name with color|Move Forward Party}}

|

Nakhon Ratchasima 4

| Natjira Immwiset

| {{party name with color|Pheu Thai Party}}

|

Nakhon Ratchasima 5

| Somkiat Tandiloktrakul

| {{party name with color|Pheu Thai Party}}

|

Nakhon Ratchasima 6

| Kosol Pattama

| {{party name with color|Pheu Thai Party}}

|

Nakhon Ratchasima 7

| Piyanuch Yindeesuk

| {{party name with color|Pheu Thai Party}}

|

Nakhon Ratchasima 8

| Nikorn Somklang

| {{party name with color|Pheu Thai Party}}

|

Nakhon Ratchasima 9

| Polpee Suwanchawee

| {{party name with color|Bhumjaithai Party}}

|

Nakhon Ratchasima 10

| Aphicha Loedphacharakamon

| {{party name with color|Pheu Thai Party}}

|

Nakhon Ratchasima 11

| Arthit Wangsuphakitkosol

| {{party name with color|Pheu Thai Party}}

|

Nakhon Ratchasima 12

| Noraset Sirirojanaku

| {{party name with color|Pheu Thai Party}}

|

Nakhon Ratchasima 13

| Patchara Chanruangthong

| {{party name with color|Pheu Thai Party}}

|

Nakhon Ratchasima 14

| Sirasit Lertduailap

| {{party name with color|Pheu Thai Party}}

|

Nakhon Ratchasima 15

| Rachata Dankul

| {{party name with color|Pheu Thai Party}}

|

Nakhon Ratchasima 16

| Pornthep Sirirojanakul

| {{party name with color|Pheu Thai Party}}

|

Nong Bua Lamphu 1

| Siam Hathasongkorh

| {{party name with color|Pheu Thai Party}}

|

Nong Bua Lamphu 2

| Chaiya Promma

| {{party name with color|Pheu Thai Party}}

|

Nong Bua Lamphu 3

| Naphol Cheykhamhaeng

| {{party name with color|Pheu Thai Party}}

|

Nong Khai 1

| Kraa Trakulpornpong

| {{party name with color|Palang Pracharath Party}}

|

Nong Khai 2

| Chanok Chanthathong

| {{party name with color|Pheu Thai Party}}

|

Nong Khai 3

| Ekthanad Inrod

| {{party name with color|Pheu Thai Party}}

|

Roi Et 1

| Anurak Chureemas

| {{party name with color|Chartthaipattana Party}}

|

Roi Et 2

| Chalard Kharmchaung

| {{party name with color|Pheu Thai Party}}

|

Roi Et 3

| Ratchanee Phonsue

| {{party name with color|Palang Pracharath Party}}

|

Roi Et 4

| Narakorn Namuangruk

| {{party name with color|Pheu Thai Party}}

|

Roi Et 5

| Jiraporn Sindhuprai

| {{party name with color|Pheu Thai Party}}

|

Roi Et 6

| Kitti Somsub

| {{party name with color|Pheu Thai Party}}

|

Roi Et 7

| Chatchawan Phatayathai

| {{party name with color|Thai Sang Thai Party}}

|

Roi Et 8

| Chayapa Sinthuprai

| {{party name with color|Pheu Thai Party}}

|

Sisaket 1

| Thanet Kruearat

| {{party name with color|Pheu Thai Party}}

|

Sisaket 2

| Surachart Charnpradit

| {{party name with color|Pheu Thai Party}}

|

Sisaket 3

| Thana Kitpaiboonchai

| {{party name with color|Bhumjaithai Party}}

|

Sisaket 4

| Phumin Leeteeraprasert

| {{party name with color|Pheu Thai Party}}

|

Sisaket 5

| Amornthep Sommai

| {{party name with color|Pheu Thai Party}}

|

Sisaket 6

| Werapon Jitsumrit

| {{party name with color|Pheu Thai Party}}

|

Sisaket 7

| Wilda Inchat

| {{party name with color|Pheu Thai Party}}

|

Sisaket 8

| Arsphol Suntraiphop

| {{party name with color|Bhumjaithai Party}}

|

Sisaket 9

| Nuchanart Jaruwongsathien

| {{party name with color|Pheu Thai Party}}

|

Sakon Nakhon 1

| Abhichart Tiraswasdichai

| {{party name with color|Pheu Thai Party}}

|

Sakon Nakhon 2

| Chatri Laprom

| {{party name with color|Democrat Party (Thailand)}}

|

Sakon Nakhon 3

| Jiratchaya Supso

| {{party name with color|Pheu Thai Party}}

|

Sakon Nakhon 4

| Pattana Sapso

| {{party name with color|Pheu Thai Party}}

|

Sakon Nakhon 5

| Chaimongkol Chairob

| {{party name with color|Palang Pracharath Party}}

|

Sakon Nakhon 6

| Sakuna Saranun

| {{party name with color|Pheu Thai Party}}

|

Sakon Nakhon 7

| Kasem Upara

| {{party name with color|Pheu Thai Party}}

|

Surin 1

| Pakorn Mungcharoenporn

| {{party name with color|Bhumjaithai Party}}

|

Surin 2

| Chuchai Mungcharoenporn

| {{party name with color|Pheu Thai Party}}

|

Surin 3

| Pakamas Charoenphan

| {{party name with color|Bhumjaithai Party}}

|

Surin 4

| Pornthep Poonsrithanakul

| {{party name with color|Pheu Thai Party}}

|

Surin 5

| Kroomanit Sangpoom

| {{party name with color|Pheu Thai Party}}

|

Surin 6

| Lumpert Puapattanachote

| {{party name with color|Bhumjaithai Party}}

|

Surin 7

| Rueangwit Koonwatanapong

| {{party name with color|Bhumjaithai Party}}

|

Surin 8

| Patida Tantiratnanon

| {{party name with color|Bhumjaithai Party}}

|

Ubon Ratchathani 1

| Worasit Kantinan

| {{party name with color|Pheu Thai Party}}

|

Ubon Ratchathani 2

| Wuttipong Nambutr

| {{party name with color|Democrat Party (Thailand)}}

|

Ubon Ratchathani 3

| Pimpakarn Polsamak

| {{party name with color|Pheu Thai Ruam Palang}}

|

Ubon Ratchathani 4

| Kittunya Wajadee

| {{party name with color|Pheu Thai Party}}

|

Ubon Ratchathani 5

| Suthichai Charoonnet

| {{party name with color|Bhumjaithai Party}}

|

Ubon Ratchathani 6

| Thantharee Suntaphan

| {{party name with color|Pheu Thai Party}}

|

Ubon Ratchathani 7

| Sudarat Phitakpornphanlop

| {{party name with color|Bhumjaithai Party}}

|

Ubon Ratchathani 8

| Nan Boonthida Somchai

| {{party name with color|Bhumjaithai Party}}

|

Ubon Ratchathani 9

| Rampoon Tantiwanichanont

| {{party name with color|Thai Sang Thai Party}}

|

Ubon Ratchathani 10

| Somsak Boonprachom

| {{party name with color|Pheu Thai Ruam Palang}}

|

Ubon Ratchathani 11

| Tuangthip Jintawet

| {{party name with color|Bhumjaithai Party}}

|

Udon Thani 1

| Nattapong Pipatchaisiri

| {{party name with color|Move Forward Party}}

|

Udon Thani 2

| Hathairat Petchpanomporn

| {{party name with color|Pheu Thai Party}}

|

Udon Thani 3

| Rang Thurapon

| {{party name with color|Thai Sang Thai Party}}

|

Udon Thani 4

| Panu Pornwattana

| {{party name with color|Pheu Thai Party}}

|

Udon Thani 5

| Kornwee Sarakham

| {{party name with color|Pheu Thai Party}}

|

Udon Thani 6

| Adisak Kaewmungkunsub

| {{party name with color|Thai Sang Thai Party}}

|

Udon Thani 7

| Thirachai Saenkaew

| {{party name with color|Pheu Thai Party}}

|

Udon Thani 8

| Graingsak Fhayseengam

| {{party name with color|Pheu Thai Party}}

|

Udon Thani 9

| Watcharaphon Khaokham

| {{party name with color|Pheu Thai Party}}

|

Udon Thani 10

| Thiapjutha Khaokham

| {{party name with color|Pheu Thai Party}}

|

Yasothon 1

| Supaporn Slabsri

| {{party name with color|Thai Sang Thai Party}}

|

Yasothon 2

| Boonkaeo Somwong

| {{party name with color|Pheu Thai Party}}

|

Yasothon 3

| Thanaphat Srichana

| {{party name with color|Bhumjaithai Party}}

|

==Northern==

{{Party legend|Pheu Thai Party|17}}

{{Party legend|Move Forward Party|14}}

{{Party legend|Palang Pracharath Party|5}}

{{Party legend|Democrat Party (Thailand)|1}}

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District

! Elected MP

! colspan=2 | Party

! Notes

Chiang Mai 1

| Phetcharat Maichompoo

| {{party name with color|Move Forward Party}}

|

Chiang Mai 2

| Karnik Chantada

| {{party name with color|Move Forward Party}}

|

Chiang Mai 3

| Nattapon Towichakchaikul

| {{party name with color|Move Forward Party}}

|

Chiang Mai 4

| Putita Chaianan

| {{party name with color|Move Forward Party}}

|

Chiang Mai 5

| Julapun Amornvivat

| {{party name with color|Pheu Thai Party}}

|

Chiang Mai 6

| Oraphan Chantaruang

| {{party name with color|Move Forward Party}}

|

Chiang Mai 7

| Balance Utcharoen

| {{party name with color|Move Forward Party}}

|

Chiang Mai 8

| Pattarapong Leelaphat

| {{party name with color|Move Forward Party}}

|

Chiang Mai 9

| Nares Thamrongthiphayakhun

| {{party name with color|Palang Pracharath Party}}

|

Chiang Mai 10

| Srisopha Kotkhamlue

| {{party name with color|Pheu Thai Party}}

|

Chiang Rai 1

| Chitwan Chinanuwat

| {{party name with color|Move Forward Party}}

|

Chiang Rai 2

| Piyarat Tiyapairat

| {{party name with color|Pheu Thai Party}}

|

Chiang Rai 3

| Thakoon Yasaeng

| {{party name with color|Move Forward Party}}

|

Chiang Rai 4

| Wisaradee Techateerawat

| {{party name with color|Pheu Thai Party}}

|

Chiang Rai 5

| Thedchart Chaiphong

| {{party name with color|Pheu Thai Party}}

|

Chiang Rai 6

| Chulalak Khansutam

| {{party name with color|Move Forward Party}}

|

Chiang Rai 7

| Pichet Chuamuangphan

| {{party name with color|Pheu Thai Party}}

| Second Deputy Speaker

Lampang 1

| Tipa Paweenasathien

| {{party name with color|Move Forward Party}}

|

Lampang 2

| Pairoat Lohsoonthorn

| {{party name with color|Pheu Thai Party}}

|

Lampang 3

| Chonthanee Chueanoi

| {{party name with color|Move Forward Party}}

|

Lampang 4

| Raphatsorn Niyamosoth

| {{party name with color|Move Forward Party}}

|

Lamphun 1

| Wittawisit Punsuanpluk

| {{party name with color|Move Forward Party}}

|

Lamphun 2

| Rangsan Maneerat

| {{party name with color|Pheu Thai Party}}

|

Mae Hong Son 1

| Pakorn Chinakham

| {{party name with color|Palang Pracharath Party}}

|

Mae Hong Son 2

| Sombat Yasin

| {{party name with color|Democrat Party (Thailand)}}

|

Nan 1

| Songyos Ramsut

| {{party name with color|Pheu Thai Party}}

|

Nan 2

| Chonlanan Srikaew

| {{party name with color|Pheu Thai Party}}

|

Nan 3

| Nattapong Supriyasilp

| {{party name with color|Pheu Thai Party}}

|

Phayao 1

| Thamanat Prompow

| {{party name with color|Palang Pracharath Party}}

|

Phayao 2

| Anurat Tanbanjong

| {{party name with color|Palang Pracharath Party}}

|

Phayao 3

| Jeeradech Srivirach

| {{party name with color|Palang Pracharath Party}}

|

Phare 1

| Thosaporn Sereerak

| {{party name with color|Pheu Thai Party}}

|

Phrae 2

| Niyom Wiwattanaditkul

| {{party name with color|Pheu Thai Party}}

|

Phrae 3

| Worawat Auapinyakul

| {{party name with color|Pheu Thai Party}}

|

Uttaradit 1

| Krisana Seehalak

| {{party name with color|Pheu Thai Party}}

|

Uttaradit 2

| Warut Siriwat

| {{party name with color|Pheu Thai Party}}

|

Uttaradit 3

| Rawee Lek-uthai

| {{party name with color|Pheu Thai Party}}

|

==Southern==

{{Party legend|Democrat Party (Thailand)|17}}

{{Party legend|United Thai Nation Party|14}}

{{Party legend|Bhumjaithai Party|12}}

{{Party legend|Palang Pracharath Party|7}}

{{Party legend|Prachachart Party|7}}

{{Party legend|Move Forward Party|3}}

class="wikitable sortable"
District

! Elected MP

! colspan=2 | Party

! Notes

Chumphon 1

| Wichai Sudsawat

| {{party name with color|United Thai Nation Party}}

|

Chumphon 2

| Sant Saetang

| {{party name with color|United Thai Nation Party}}

|

Chumphon 3

| Supol Jullasai

| {{party name with color|United Thai Nation Party}}

|

Krabi 1

| Kitti Kittithornkul

| {{party name with color|Bhumjaithai Party}}

|

Krabi 2

| Thiradet Tangmankorkit

| {{party name with color|Bhumjaithai Party}}

|

Krabi 3

| Saritpong Kiewkong

| {{party name with color|Bhumjaithai Party}}

|

Nakhon Si Thammarat 1

| Rachit Sudpoom

| {{party name with color|Democrat Party (Thailand)}}

|

Nakhon Si Thammarat 2

| Songsak Musikong

| {{party name with color|Democrat Party (Thailand)}}

|

Nakhon Si Thammarat 3

| Pitakdej Dejdecho

| {{party name with color|Democrat Party (Thailand)}}

|

Nakhon Si Thammarat 4

| Yuttakarn Rattanamas

| {{party name with color|Democrat Party (Thailand)}}

|

Nakhon Si Thammarat 5

| Chaichana Detdacho

| {{party name with color|Democrat Party (Thailand)}}

|

Nakhon Si Thammarat 6

| Sutham Jaritngam

| {{party name with color|Palang Pracharath Party}}

|

Nakhon Si Thammarat 7

| Thatha Khaokham

| {{party name with color|Bhumjaithai Party}}

|

Nakhon Si Thammarat 8

| Mukdawan Leungsinin

| {{party name with color|Bhumjaithai Party}}

|

Nakhon Si Thammarat 9

| Pornsri Chaowalit

| {{party name with color|Democrat Party (Thailand)}}

|

Nakhon Si Thammarat 10

| Pimphattra Wichaikul

| {{party name with color|United Thai Nation Party}}

|

Narathiwat 1

| Watchara Yaworhasan

| {{party name with color|United Thai Nation Party}}

|

Narathiwat 2

| Amin Mayuso

| {{party name with color|Palang Pracharath Party}}

|

Narathiwat 3

| Samphan Mayusoh

| {{party name with color|Palang Pracharath Party}}

|

Narathiwat 4

| Zakariya Sai

| {{party name with color|Bhumjaithai Party}}

|

Narathiwat 5

| Kamonsak Leewamoh

| {{party name with color|Prachachart Party}}

|

Pattani 1

| Woravit Baru

| {{party name with color|Prachachart Party}}

|

Pattani 2

| Casey Mamu

| {{party name with color|Palang Pracharath Party}}

|

Pattani 3

| Sommut Benjalak

| {{party name with color|Prachachart Party}}

|

Pattani 4

| Yunaidee Waba

| {{party name with color|Democrat Party (Thailand)}}

|

Pattani 5

| Sahe Muhammad Al-Idrus

| {{party name with color|Prachachart Party}}

|

Phang Nga 1

| Atthaphon Trisri

| {{party name with color|Bhumjaithai Party}}

|

Phang Nga 2

| Chakat Pattanakitwibul

| {{party name with color|Palang Pracharath Party}}

|

Phatthalung 1

| Supatchee Thammaphet

| {{party name with color|Democrat Party (Thailand)}}

|

Phatthalung 2

| Nitisak Thammaphet

| {{party name with color|United Thai Nation Party}}

|

Phatthalung 3

| Romtham Khamnurak

| {{party name with color|Democrat Party (Thailand)}}

|

Phuket 1

| Somchat Techathavorncharoen

| {{party name with color|Move Forward Party}}

|

Phuket 2

| Chalermpong Saengdee

| {{party name with color|Move Forward Party}}

|

Phuket 3

| Thitikan Thitipruekthikul

| {{party name with color|Move Forward Party}}

|

Ranong 1

| Kongkrit Chatmaleerat

| {{party name with color|Bhumjaithai Party}}

|

Satun 1

| Phiboon Ratchakitpakarn

| {{party name with color|Bhumjaithai Party}}

|

Satun 2

| Worasit Liangprasit

| {{party name with color|Bhumjaithai Party}}

|

Songkhla 1

| Sanphet Bunyamanee

| {{party name with color|Democrat Party (Thailand)}}

|

Songkhla 2

| Sarttra Sripan

| {{party name with color|United Thai Nation Party}}

|

Songkhla 3

| Somyot Plaidung

| {{party name with color|Democrat Party (Thailand)}}

|

Songkhla 4

| Chanonphat Naksua

| {{party name with color|Palang Pracharath Party}}

|

Songkhla 5

| Dej-is Khaothong

| {{party name with color|Democrat Party (Thailand)}}

|

Songkhla 6

| Suphaporn Kamnerdphol

| {{party name with color|Democrat Party (Thailand)}}

|

Songkhla 7

| Natchanon Srikokuea

| {{party name with color|Bhumjaithai Party}}

|

Songkhla 8

| Surin Palarae

| {{party name with color|Democrat Party (Thailand)}}

|

Songkhla 9

| Saksit Khaothong

| {{party name with color|Democrat Party (Thailand)}}

|

Surat Thani 1

| Kansinee Opas Rangsan

| {{party name with color|United Thai Nation Party}}

|

Surat Thani 2

| Pipit Rattanarak

| {{party name with color|United Thai Nation Party}}

|

Surat Thani 3

| Wachiraporn Kanjana

| {{party name with color|United Thai Nation Party}}

|

Surat Thani 4

| Pansak Boontan

| {{party name with color|United Thai Nation Party}}

|

Surat Thani 5

| Paramet Jina

| {{party name with color|United Thai Nation Party}}

|

Surat Thani 6

| Pichai Chompupon

| {{party name with color|Bhumjaithai Party}}

|

Surat Thani 7

| Thanin Nuanwat

| {{party name with color|United Thai Nation Party}}

|

Trang 1

| Thanompong Leekpai

| {{party name with color|United Thai Nation Party}}

|

Trang 2

| Satit Wongnongtoey

| {{party name with color|Palang Pracharath Party}}

|

Trang 3

| Sunutcha Losathapornpipit

| {{party name with color|Democrat Party (Thailand)}}

|

Trang 4

| Karn Tangpong

| {{party name with color|Democrat Party (Thailand)}}

|

Yala 1

| Sulaiman Buenapenae

| {{party name with color|Prachachart Party}}

|

Yala 2

| Sugarno Matha

| {{party name with color|Prachachart Party}}

|

Yala 3

| Abdul-ayee Samang

| {{party name with color|Prachachart Party}}

|

==Western==

{{Party legend|Pheu Thai Party|4}}

{{Party legend|Palang Pracharath Party|4}}

{{Party legend|United Thai Nation Party|4}}

{{Party legend|Bhumjaithai Party|3}}

{{Party legend|Move Forward Party|3}}

{{Party legend|Democrat Party (Thailand)|2}}

class="wikitable sortable"
District

! Elected MP

! colspan=2 | Party

! Notes

Kanchanaburi 1

| Akaranan Kankittinan

| {{party name with color|Pheu Thai Party}}

|

Kanchanaburi 2

| Chusak Mantim

| {{party name with color|Pheu Thai Party}}

|

Kanchanaburi 3

| Yossawat Mapaisansin

| {{party name with color|Bhumjaithai Party}}

|

Kanchanaburi 4

| Sakda Wichiansilp

| {{party name with color|Pheu Thai Party}}

|

Kanchanaburi 5

| Phanom Phokaew

| {{party name with color|Pheu Thai Party}}

|

Phetchaburi 1

| Thiwanrat Angkinan

| {{party name with color|United Thai Nation Party}}

|

Phetchaburi 2

| Rerk Udee

| {{party name with color|Bhumjaithai Party}}

|

Phetchaburi 3

| Apichat Kaewkosol

| {{party name with color|United Thai Nation Party}}

|

Prachuap Khiri Khan 1

| Sangkhom Daengchot

| {{party name with color|Bhumjaithai Party}}

|

Prachuap Khiri Khan 2

| Chakkapan Piyapornpaiboon

| {{party name with color|Democrat Party (Thailand)}}

|

Prachuap Khiri Khan 3

| Pramual Pongthavaradet

| {{party name with color|Democrat Party (Thailand)}}

|

Ratchaburi 1

| Kulvaree Nopamornbodee

| {{party name with color|United Thai Nation Party}}

|

Ratchaburi 2

| Boonying Nitikanchana

| {{party name with color|Palang Pracharath Party}}

|

Ratchaburi 3

| Jatuporn Kamonphanthip

| {{party name with color|Palang Pracharath Party}}

|

Ratchaburi 4

| Akradech Wongpituchroj

| {{party name with color|United Thai Nation Party}}

|

Ratchaburi 5

| Chaithip Kamolpanthip

| {{party name with color|Palang Pracharath Party}}

|

Samut Songkhram 1

| Arnupap Likitamnuaychai

| {{party name with color|Move Forward Party}}

|

Tak 1

| Krit Paniam

| {{party name with color|Move Forward Party}}

|

Tak 2

| Ratchaphong Soisuwan

| {{party name with color|Move Forward Party}}

|

Tak 3

| Pakpoom Boonpramuk

| {{party name with color|Palang Pracharath Party}}

|

=Party-list proportional representation=

class="wikitable sortable"
Rank

! Elected MP

! colspan=2 | Party

! Notes

1

| Pita Limjaroenrat

| {{party name with color|Move Forward Party}}

| Leader of Move Forward
Candidate for Prime Minister

2

| Chaithawat Tulathon

| {{party name with color|Move Forward Party}}

|

3

| Sirikanya Tansakun

| {{party name with color|Move Forward Party}}

|

4

| Sia Champatong

| {{party name with color|Move Forward Party}}

|

5

| Apisit Laisuttuklai

| {{party name with color|Move Forward Party}}

|

6

| Apichat Sirisoontorn

| {{party name with color|Move Forward Party}}

|

7

| Wirot Lakkanaadisorn

| {{party name with color|Move Forward Party}}

|

8

| Rangsiman Rome

| {{party name with color|Move Forward Party}}

|

9

| Sittipon Wibultanakun

| {{party name with color|Move Forward Party}}

|

10

| Surachet Pravinvongvuth

| {{party name with color|Move Forward Party}}

|

11

| Parit Watcharasin

| {{party name with color|Move Forward Party}}

|

12

| Nutthawut Buaprathum

| {{party name with color|Move Forward Party}}

|

13

| Natthaphong Ruengpanyawut

| {{party name with color|Move Forward Party}}

|

14

| Bencha Saengchan

| {{party name with color|Move Forward Party}}

|

15

| Chaiwat Satawornwijit

| {{party name with color|Move Forward Party}}

|

16

| Tunyawat Kamolwongwat

| {{party name with color|Move Forward Party}}

|

17

| Wayo Assawarungruang

| {{party name with color|Move Forward Party}}

|

18

| Prasertpong Soornnuvatara

| {{party name with color|Move Forward Party}}

|

19

| Manop Keereepuwadol

| {{party name with color|Move Forward Party}}

|

20

| Romadon Panjor

| {{party name with color|Move Forward Party}}

|

21

| Karunpon Thiensuwan

| {{party name with color|Move Forward Party}}

|

22

| Pakornwut Udompipatskul

| {{party name with color|Move Forward Party}}

|

23

| Poonsak Chanchampa

| {{party name with color|Move Forward Party}}

|

24

| Supachok Chaiyasaj

| {{party name with color|Move Forward Party}}

|

25

| Saniwan Buaban

| {{party name with color|Move Forward Party}}

|

26

| Nitipon Piwmow

| {{party name with color|Move Forward Party}}

|

27

| Nateepat Kulsetthasith

| {{party name with color|Move Forward Party}}

| Resigned June 27, 2023 after being convicted in a drunk driving case{{cite news |date=26 June 2023 |title=Lek̄hā s̄p̣hā‡ cæng ld yxd s̄.S̄.H̄elụ̄x 499 khn h̄etu"ṇṭhīp̣hạs̄r̒" t̂xng khdī meā læ̂w k̄hạb t̄hụngthī̀ s̄ud |script-title=th:เลขาสภาฯ แจงลดยอด ส.ส.เหลือ 499 คน เหตุ "ณธีภัสร์" ต้องคดีเมาแล้วขับถึงที่สุด |trans-title=Secretary of the House of Representatives explains that the number of MPs has been reduced to 499 because "Nateephat" has been convicted of drunk driving. |url=https://www.thaipbs.or.th/news/content/329139 |access-date=6 July 2023 |work=Thai PBS World |language=th}}

28

| Paramee Waijongcharoen

| {{party name with color|Move Forward Party}}

|

29

| Woraporn Wiriyaroj

| {{party name with color|Move Forward Party}}

|

30

| Surawat Thongbu

| {{party name with color|Move Forward Party}}

|

31

| Khamphong Thephakham

| {{party name with color|Move Forward Party}}

|

32

| Wanvipa Maison

| {{party name with color|Move Forward Party}}

|

33

| Laofang Banthitterdsakun

| {{party name with color|Move Forward Party}}

|

34

| Ongkan Chaiyabut

| {{party name with color|Move Forward Party}}

|

35

| Chutima Kotchapan

| {{party name with color|Move Forward Party}}

|

36

| Chunlapong Yuket

| {{party name with color|Move Forward Party}}

|

37

| Kanlayapat Rajitroj

| {{party name with color|Move Forward Party}}

|

38

| Narongdej Ularakun

| {{party name with color|Move Forward Party}}

|

39

| Pakamon Noonanan

| {{party name with color|Move Forward Party}}

|

40

| Suthep U-on

| {{party name with color|Move Forward Party}}

| Assumed office on July 7, 2023, after the resignation of Nateepat Kulsetthasith.

1

| Wiroj Pao-in

| {{party name with color|Pheu Thai Party}}

|

2

| Sompong Amornvivat

| {{party name with color|Pheu Thai Party}}

|

3

| Prasert Jantararuangtong

| {{party name with color|Pheu Thai Party}}

|

4

| Chusak Sirinin

| {{party name with color|Pheu Thai Party}}

|

5

| Chalerm Yubamrung

| {{party name with color|Pheu Thai Party}}

|

6

| Krieng Kalptinan

| {{party name with color|Pheu Thai Party}}

|

7

| Suriya Juangroongruangkit

| {{party name with color|Pheu Thai Party}}

|

8

| Suchart Tonjaroen

| {{party name with color|Pheu Thai Party}}

|

9

| Sutin Khungsang

| {{party name with color|Pheu Thai Party}}

|

10

| Chaikasem Nitisiri

| {{party name with color|Pheu Thai Party}}

|

11

| Somsak Thepsuthin

| {{party name with color|Pheu Thai Party}}

|

12

| Visuth Chainaroon

| {{party name with color|Pheu Thai Party}}

|

13

| Chaturon Chaisang

| {{party name with color|Pheu Thai Party}}

|

14

| Pairoj Lohsoontorn

| {{party name with color|Pheu Thai Party}}

|

15

| Noppadon Pattama

| {{party name with color|Pheu Thai Party}}

|

16

| Songklam Kitlerdpairoj

| {{party name with color|Pheu Thai Party}}

|

17

| Prayut Siripanich

| {{party name with color|Pheu Thai Party}}

|

18

| Adisorn Piangket

| {{party name with color|Pheu Thai Party}}

|

19

| Nikom Boonwiset

| {{party name with color|Pheu Thai Party}}

|

20

| Khattiya Sawadipon

| {{party name with color|Pheu Thai Party}}

|

21

| Sudawan Wangsupakitkoson

| {{party name with color|Pheu Thai Party}}

|

22

| Praweenut Intapanya

| {{party name with color|Pheu Thai Party}}

|

23

| Surakiat Thientong

| {{party name with color|Pheu Thai Party}}

|

24

| Jittipoj Wiriyaroj

| {{party name with color|Pheu Thai Party}}

|

25

| Danuporn Poonnakan

| {{party name with color|Pheu Thai Party}}

|

26

| Anusorn Eiamsa-ard

| {{party name with color|Pheu Thai Party}}

|

27

| Pisarn Wattanawongkiri

| {{party name with color|Pheu Thai Party}}

|

28

| Sutham Sangprathum

| {{party name with color|Pheu Thai Party}}

|

29

| Lintiporn Warinwatchararoj

| {{party name with color|Pheu Thai Party}}

|

1

| Peeraphan Salirathaviphak

| {{party name with color|United Thai Nation Party}}

| Resigned on June 30, 2023{{cite news |date=June 30, 2023 |title=Phī ra phạnṭhu̒ lā xxk s̄.S̄.Rwm thịy s̄r̂āng chāti k̄hx thả h̄n̂āthī̀ lek̄hāṭhikār nā yk‡ |script-title=th:พีระพันธุ์ ลาออก ส.ส.รวมไทยสร้างชาติ ขอทำหน้าที่เลขาธิการนายกฯ |trans-title=Peeraphan resigns from Ruam Thai Sangchat MP I would like to act as Secretary to the Prime Minister. |url=https://www.prachachat.net/politics/news-1338486?fbclid=IwAR0tPyBC8Q9ohEyvQLqqgMXYO9msDAc4AlZzwps9sYo6VRd7_WMaI3A2Kh8 |access-date=6 July 2023 |work=Prachachat |language=th}}

2

| Supattanapong Punmeechaow

| {{party name with color|United Thai Nation Party}}

|

3

| Ekanat Promphan

| {{party name with color|United Thai Nation Party}}

|

4

| Chayothit Kridakorn

| {{party name with color|United Thai Nation Party}}

|

5

| Suchart Chomklin

| {{party name with color|United Thai Nation Party}}

|

6

| Pitcharat Laohaphongchana

| {{party name with color|United Thai Nation Party}}

|

7

| Wittaya Kaewparadai

| {{party name with color|United Thai Nation Party}}

|

8

| Chatchawan Kongudom

| {{party name with color|United Thai Nation Party}}

|

9

| Juti Krairiksh

| {{party name with color|United Thai Nation Party}}

|

10

| Thanakorn Wangboonkongchana

| {{party name with color|United Thai Nation Party}}

|

11

| Kriengyot Sudlapa

| {{party name with color|United Thai Nation Party}}

|

12

| Duangrit Benjathikun Chairungruang

| {{party name with color|United Thai Nation Party}}

|

13

| Chaiwat Paopiumsub

| {{party name with color|United Thai Nation Party}}

|

14

| Anucha Burapachaisri

| {{party name with color|United Thai Nation Party}}

| Assumed office on July 7, 2023, after the resignation of Peeraphan Salirathaviphak.{{cite web |title=Prakāṣ̄ s̄p̣hā p̄hū̂thænrās̄ʹḍr reụ̄̀xng h̄ı̂ p̄hū̂ mīchụ̄̀x xyū̀ nıl ā dạb t̄hạd pị nı bạỵchī rāy chụ̄̀x k̄hxng phrrkhkārmeụ̄xng leụ̄̀xn k̄hụ̂n mā pĕn s̄māchik s̄p̣hā p̄hū̂thænrās̄ʹḍr thæn t ā h̄æǹ ng thī̀ ẁāng |script-title=th:ประกาศสภาผู้แทนราษฎร เรื่อง ให้ผู้มีชื่ออยู่ในล าดับถัดไปในบัญชีรายชื่อของพรรคการเมือง เลื่อนขึ้นมาเป็นสมาชิกสภาผู้แทนราษฎรแทนต าแหน่งที่ว่าง |trans-title=Announcement of the House of Representatives regarding the inclusion of persons named in the list next in the list of political parties Promoted to become a member of the House of Representatives vacant position |url=https://ratchakitcha.soc.go.th/documents/140D165S0000000004900.pdf |access-date=12 July 2023 |website=Ratchakitcha |language=th}}

1

| Anutin Charnvirakul

| {{party name with color|Bhumjaithai Party}}

| Leader of the Bhumjaithai Party

2

| Saksayam Chidchob

| {{party name with color|Bhumjaithai Party}}

|

3

| Songsak Tongsri

| {{party name with color|Bhumjaithai Party}}

|

1

| Jurin Laksanawisit

| {{party name with color|Democrat Party (Thailand)}}

| Leader of the Democrat Party

2

| Chuan Leekpai

| {{party name with color|Democrat Party (Thailand)}}

|

3

| Banyat Bantadtan

| {{party name with color|Democrat Party (Thailand)}}

|

1

| Wan Muhamad Noor Matha

| {{party name with color|Prachachart Party}}

| Speaker of the House

2

| Tawee Sodsong

| {{party name with color|Prachachart Party}}

|

1

| Prawit Wongsuwan

| {{party name with color|Palang Pracharath Party}}

| Leader of the Palang Pracharath Party

1

| Sereepisuth Temeeyaves

| {{party name with color|Thai Liberal Party}}

|

1

| Sudarat Keyuraphan

| {{party name with color|Thai Sang Thai Party}}

| Resigned on July 10, 2023{{cite news |date=July 11, 2023 |title=Hỵing h̄ǹxy lā xxk s̄.S̄.Bạỵchī rāy chụ̄̀x thịy s̄r̂āng thịy'ṭ̄hākr' k̄hyạb k̄hụ̂n mā thæn |script-title=th:หญิงหน่อย ลาออก ส.ส.บัญชีรายชื่อ ไทยสร้างไทย 'ฐากร' ขยับขึ้นมาแทน |trans-title=Ying Noi resigns, Thai Sang Thai list MP 'Takorn' moves up to replace her. |url=https://www.matichon.co.th/politics/news_4074493 |access-date=12 July 2023 |work=Matichon Online |language=th}}

2

| Takorn Tantasith

| {{party name with color|Thai Sang Thai Party}}

| Assumed office on July 11, 2023, after the resignation of Sudarat Keyuraphan.

1

| Surathin Phichan

| {{party name with color|New Democracy Party (Thailand)}}

|

1

| Kriditaj Sangthanyothin

| {{party name with color|New Party (Thailand)}}

|

1

| Wannarat Channukul

| {{party name with color|Chart Pattana Kla Party}}

|

1

| Bancha Dechchareonsirikul

| {{party name with color|Party of Thai Counties}}

|

1

| Varawut Silpa-archa

| {{party name with color|Chartthaipattana Party}}

|

1

| Kanvee Suebsaeng

| {{party name with color|Fair Party}}

|

1

| Chaowarit Khajohnpongkirati

| {{party name with color|New Social Power Party}}

|

1

| Preeda Boonplerng

| {{party name with color|Thai Teachers for People Party}}

|

{{notelist}}

Speaker Election

The election for Speaker of the House of Representatives will take place on July 4, 2023, at 9.30am local time.{{citation needed|date= October 2023}}

The speaker and two deputy speakers will be elected by a vote within the House, and appointed by the King. The Speaker is also the ex officio President of the National Assembly of Thailand. Although the Speaker is usually a member of the largest party, this is not a requirement. In fact, the previous speaker, Chuan Leekpai, was a member of the Democrat Party, despite that party not being the largest in the House at the time.{{citation needed|date= October 2023}}

Both the Move Forward Party and the Pheu Thai Party announced that they wanted the House speakership. They were scheduled to meet on the 28th of June to resolve the disagreement,{{cite news |date=June 27, 2023 |title=House speakership will be resolved before the House votes on July 4th |url=https://www.thaipbsworld.com/house-speakership-will-be-resolved-before-the-house-votes-on-july-4th/ |access-date=27 June 2023 |work=Thai PBS World}} but this meeting was canceled. Move Forward has nominated Padipat Suntiphada, an MP from Phitsanulok's 1st district to be the speaker.{{cite news |date=June 28, 2023 |title=Move Forward-Pheu Thai meeting to discuss House speaker postponed |url=https://www.thaipbsworld.com/move-forward-pheu-thai-meeting-to-discuss-house-speaker-postponed/ |access-date=28 June 2023 |work=Thai PBS World}} On July 3, the day of the opening of the new parliament, the Pheu Thai Party announced that their MPs had resolved to nominate Prachachart Party leader and former speaker Wan Muhamad Noor Matha as an alternative speaker candidate. In response, Wan Muhamad said that he did not want the position, but that "If Pheu Thai really resolves to nominate me, I am willing to accept the nomination, but we have to listen to the opinions of Move Forward and the people. If the people agree, I am happy to work for them, although it will be the last time in my political life." The decision by Pheu Thai MPs still needed to be ratified by the party's executive committee.{{cite news |date=July 3, 2023 |title=Pheu Thai MPs nominate Prachachat party leader as alternative candidate for House speakership |url=https://www.thaipbsworld.com/pheu-thai-mps-nominate-prachachat-party-leader-as-alternative-candidate-for-house-speakership/ |access-date=3 July 2023 |work=Thai PBS World}}{{cite news |date=July 3, 2023 |title=House speakership remains an open question despite Pheu Thai's nomination of Wan Muhamad |url=https://www.thaipbsworld.com/house-speakership-remains-an-open-question-despite-pheu-thais-nomination-of-wan-muhamad/ |access-date=3 July 2023 |work=Thai PBS World}} Move Forward later agreed to support Wan Muhamad, ending the crisis.

Move Forward then nominated Padipat Suntiphada for first deputy speaker instead, and the United Thai Nation Party nominated veteran politician Witthaya Kaewparadai, a party list MP.{{Cite news |last=Mei |first=Tan Tam |date=2023-07-04 |title=Move Forward, Pheu Thai share deputy speaker positions to end tussle |url=https://www.straitstimes.com/asia/se-asia/move-forward-pheu-thai-share-deputy-speaker-positions-to-end-tussle |access-date=2024-02-12 |work=The Straits Times}}{{Cite news |last=Phalcharoen |first=Nontarat |last2=Boonreak |first2=Kunnawut |date=2023-07-04 |title=Thai MPs elect compromise candidate to serve as house speaker |url=https://www.benarnews.org/english/news/thai/speaker-elected-07042023075332.html |access-date=2024-02-12 |work=Benar News}}

class=wikitable

! colspan=2 | Candidate

! Votes

! %

style="background-color:{{party color|Move Forward Party}}|

| √ Padipat Suntiphada (MFP)

| style="text-align:right" | 312

| style="text-align:right" | {{percentage|312|496|1|pad=yes}}

style="background-color:{{party color|United Thai Nation Party}}|

| Witthaya Kaewparadi (UTN)

| style="text-align:right" | 105

| style="text-align:right" | {{percentage|105|496|1|pad=yes}}

colspan=2 style="text-align:left" |Not voting

| style="text-align:right" | 2

| style="text-align:right" | {{percentage|2|496|1|pad=yes}}

The post of second deputy speaker went to Pheu Thai's {{ill|Pichet Chuamuangphan|th|พิเชษฐ์ เชื้อเมืองพาน|fr|Pichet Chuamuangphan}}, a constituency MP from Chiang Rai province.

Election of the prime minister

class="wikitable"
bgcolor="#c0c0c0" colspan="3" align="center" | 22 August 2023
Nomination of Srettha Thavisin (PTP) as Prime Minister
Motion proposed by Cholnan Srikaew
Absolute majority: 375/748
bgcolor="#d8d8d8"

| width="80" | Vote

| width="425" | Parties

| width="80" align="center" | Votes

{{tick}} YesSenators (152), Pheu Thai Party (140), Bhumjaithai Party (71), Palang Pracharath Party (39), United Thai Nation Party (36), Democrat Party (16), Chart Thai Pattana Party (10), Prachachart Party (8), Chart Pattana Party (2), Thai Ruam Palang Party (2), Thai Liberal Party (1), Plung Sungkom Mai (1), Thai Counties (1), New Democracy Party (1), New Party (1), Thai Teachers for People Party (1)

! {{Composition bar|482|748|hex=green}}

NoMove Forward Party (149), Senators (13), Democrat Party (2), Fair Party (1)

! {{Composition bar|165|748|hex=red}}

AbstainSenators (68), Democrat Party (6), Thai Sang Thai Party (6), Prachachart Party (1)

! {{Composition bar|81|748|hex=blue}}

Not votingPheu Thai Party (1), Senators (16), Palang Pracharath Party (1), Move Forward Party (1), Democrat Party (1)

! {{Composition bar|20|748|hex=gray}}

class="wikitable"
bgcolor="#c0c0c0" colspan="3" align="center" | 16 August 2024
Nomination of Paetongtarn Shinawatra (PTP) as Prime Minister
Motion proposed by Sorawong Thienthong
Absolute majority: 248/494
bgcolor="#d8d8d8"

| width="80" | Vote

| width="425" | Parties

| width="80" align="center" | Votes

{{tick}} YesPheu Thai Party (139), Bhumjaithai Party (70), Palang Pracharath Party (39), United Thai Nation Party (36), Chart Thai Pattana Party (10), Prachachart Party (8), Thai Sang Thai Party (6), Chart Pattana Party (2), Thai Ruam Palang Party (2), Thai Liberal Party (1), Plung Sungkom Mai (1), Thai Counties (1), New Democracy Party (1), New Party (1), Thai Teachers for People Party (1)

! {{Composition bar|319|494|hex=green}}

NoPeople's Party (143), Fair Party (1), Thai Progress Party (1)

! {{Composition bar|145|494|hex=red}}

AbstainDemocrat Party (25), Pheu Thai Party (1), Prachachart Party (1)

! {{Composition bar|27|494|hex=blue}}

Not votingPheu Thai Party (1), Bhumjaithai Party (1), Palang Pracharath Party (1)

! {{Composition bar|3|494|hex=gray}}

Major legislation

= Enacted =

= Proposed (but not enacted) =

References

{{Reflist}}

Category:House of Representatives of Thailand