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Pheu Thai Party

ECT source name: พรรคเพื่อไทย

Direct answer

141 of 500 House seats.

Pheu Thai Party received 141 seats in Thailand's historical 2023 House result: 112 constituency and 29 party-list seats.

28.2%of all seats
112constituency seats
29party-list seats
10,962,522published party-list votes
29.22%valid party-list vote share
Source scope

The ECT summary publishes 10,962,522 party-list votes for this party.

The two seat types are shown separately because they came from different ballots. The English party name is a navigation translation or transliteration; the Thai ECT source field remains visible above.

What this page establishes

A party's historical seat outcome.

The official summary attributes 141 seats to the Thai source name shown on this page.

What it does not infer

No current legal status or tenure.

A 2023 election result does not establish whether a party still exists, whether members changed affiliation, or who sits in the House today.

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Pheu Thai Party 2023 Thailand Election Result

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