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At the party's first caucus, Puea Pandin leader Suwit Khunkitti vowed to win more than 60 seats in Parliament and promised to implement nine policies to improve the state of the Thai economy. By 28 October 2007, the party had formed its finance and tourism team in the form of the party's Academic
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was one of 111 TRT executives banned from politics for five years, he said that the party's Academic Council only provides policy guidelines and is not part of the political party. The tourism team was led by former Tourism Authority of Thailand Governor
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In the election, the party won 24 seats in parliament: seven party-list candidates and 17 constituency candidates. Most of them were elected in districts in the Northeastern Region (
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After conflicts between the two parties, Puea Pandin returned to contest the 2014 general election on its own, but the election was declared invalid by the
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founded on 11 September 2007 by more than 200 politicians. Its most notable members included Thaksin's former foreign minister
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Puea Pandin presented itself as a compromise party, a neutral and moderate alternative to the two main rivals, the
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and his PPP. Its representation increased to 32 seats after the Constitutional Court dissolved the PPP in the
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and its members defected to other parties. Puea Pandin then changed its allegiance and helped to elect
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were elected party leader and party secretary general respectively. The party appointed
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Many Puea Pandin's members of parliament defected to other parties ahead of the
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and Tankun Pandin. The remaining nine representatives joined forces with their
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Leader
Pramuan Ampia
Yutsaphon Sutham
Thai Rak Thai Party
Chart Pattana Puea Pandin Party
Don Mueang
Bangkok
Ideology
Thai nationalism
http://www.ppd.or.th/
Politics of Thailand
Political parties
Elections

Chiang Mai
Thai
political party
Surakiart Sathirathai
Suranand Vejjajiva
Preecha Laohaphongchana
Democrat Party
People's Power Party
Thaksin Shinawatra
Thai Rak Thai Party
Suwit Khunkitti
Watchara Punnachet
Vatana Asavahame
Pracha Promnok
Pallop Pinmanee

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