About 50 million Thais have the right to cast their vote on Sunday in an election to decide the future of the country, and whether it will undergo radical change or maintain the status quo. Another two million voters took part in advance voting previously.
"This election is seen as a national agenda item to express the power of clean elections," said Election Commission (EC) chairman Ittiporn Boonpracong on Saturday. "No vote-buying, no vote-selling."
