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Thailand Accuses 26 Senators of Rigging Election in Vote-Buying Scandal

The commission said the 26 are among 77 accused and could face up to 10 years in prison if convicted.

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BANGKOK, Sept 14 — Thailand’s Election Commission accused 26 sitting senators on Monday of colluding to rig the last Senate election, an alleged vote-buying scandal that has...

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The Straits TimesThe Straits Times
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More than 20 Thai senators accused of election fraud

They were among 77 people accused in the scandal. Read more at straitstimes.com.

·Singapore, Singapore
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Malay MailMalay Mail
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Thailand accuses 26 senators of rigging election in vote-buying scandal

BANGKOK, Sept 14 — Thailand’s Election Commission accused 26 sitting senators on Monday of colluding to rig the last Senate election, an alleged vote-buying scandal that has...

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Thai ExaminerThai Examiner

Election Commission creates more questions than answers as it refers 77 people to the Supreme Court

Senate scandal heads for court as EC targets 77 people, including 26 serving senators, but extraordinarily withholds every name. Anutin, Newin and other accused political figures escape referral as a new political fight begins.

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The Nation ThailandThe Nation Thailand

Thai EC votes on Sept 14 to refer 26 senators to Supreme Court

Thailand’s Election Commission found no grounds to proceed under two allegations of political assistance in the 2024 Senate election case.

·Bangkok, Thailand
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The Blue-Shirted Senators Are Performing Their Duties as Usual, Debating Important Legislation. At 3 PM, They Are Awaiting the Election Commission's Decision on the Supreme Court's Decision.

At 9:30 a.m. on September 14, reporters observed the atmosphere of the Senate's 7th meeting this morning in the Senate meeting room, chaired by General Kriengkrai.

·Thailand
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มติชนออนไลน์ broke the news in Thailand on Monday, September 14, 2026.
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