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8       การศึกษาความเคลื่อนไหวทางการเมืองและพฤติกรรมการเลือกตั้ง
                    สมาชิกสภาผู้แทนราษฎร 2562 กรุงเทพมหานคร









             Abstract
















                      This research is a study of political activities and electoral behavior in the 2019 Thailand
             general election in Bangkok. The aim of the research is to examine the following aspects of the
             election: 1) political atmosphere and activities of political parties, organizations, and political

             groups; 2) activities and political behavior of the candidates; 3) roles of government agencies,

             the private sector, public organizations, and other organizations; 4) patterns and changes of
             political behavior among people and political groups; 5) use of resources, especially electoral
             expenditure; 6) changes in political power affiliation, party switching, factors that affect political

             decisions, and electoral results; 7) political activities and electoral campaigns that appeared in

             online/social media; and 8) other issues that arose during the research period.

                      The research not only surveys and records political phenomenon, especially

             phenomenon regarding the political activities and electoral behavior during the 2019 general
             election in Bangkok, but also analyzes these political phenomena in the context of Bangkok,

             and implies a link between the findings in Bangkok and the national level. The findings of
             the research are as follow.


                      1) The 2019 general election took place after a long period (8 years) since the

             previous successfully endorsed general election in 2011 and the coup in 2014. Under the coup
             regime, political regulations including the constitution, election laws, and political party laws

             were changed. Political activities were also banned.


                      2) During the 2019 election there were 30 constituencies in Bangkok, compared with
             33 constituencies in the 2011 election. Of these 30, Palang Pracharat Party won 12 seats,

             Pheu Thai 9 seats, and Future Forward Party 9 seats. The Democrat Party which had been
             the most popular in previous election in Bangkok did not win any seats, although they still

             took a significant share of the votes cast across the city.
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