Bangkok: The Bhumjaithai Party has unveiled its new slogan, "Talk and Do Plus," which emphasizes the need to achieve results and demonstrate tangible achievements. Ms. Nan Bunthida Somchai, spokesperson for the Bhumjaithai Party, expressed the party's readiness for the upcoming election, highlighting their intensive training and discussions with parliamentary candidates. This preparation includes guidelines and precautions, which align with the party's overall plan.
According to Thai News Agency, the spokesperson explained that the new slogan, "Say It and Do It Plus," reflects the party's commitment to its original ideology of keeping promises and ensuring success. The "Plus" element is about building on previous achievements and expanding policies to showcase accomplishments under the leadership of Anutin Charnvirakul as Prime Minister.
Ms. Nan Bunthida clarified that the slogan's difference from the previous election lies in the expanded policy scope across all national dimensions, as outlined by Mr. Anutin. The party sees an influx of interest from prominent figures across various professions wanting to join or run under the Bhumjaithai banner, signaling the party's operational readiness and local strength.
The projected number of MPs remains an initial assessment based on a prior interview with the party leader, with no official figures yet. The party aims to perform well across all constituencies, as stated by Ms. Nan Bunthida.
A conclusion regarding the unveiling of party candidates is expected soon, with performance, experience, and readiness being key selection criteria. The status of prime ministerial candidates Ms. Sujaphi and Mr. Ekniti will be clarified in due time.
Ms. Nan Bunthida noted that assessing the party's victory in the northeastern region, specifically Ubon Ratchathani province, is currently not possible. Despite potential campaign limitations due to border unrest, the party plans to leverage online channels and media platforms to engage with the public.