Phumtham" asks not to use polls to determine life and death. If the administration follows the polls, the country will collapse after "Nida Poll" reveals that "Pheu Thai" is less popular than "Move Forward". From the case of Nida Poll revealing the survey results that people still like the Move Forward Party as number 1, even though the Pheu Thai Party has been the government for 10 months, it still cannot win the hearts of the people. Mr. Phumtham Vejjayachai, Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Commerce, as a leader of the Pheu Thai Party, talked about the case of the Nida Poll revealing that the people still favor the Move Forward Party as number 1, even though the Pheu Thai Party has been the government for 10 months and still cannot win the hearts of the people, saying that he will accept it as just a warning and observation, but do not give it importance to the point of using it to make or die or rely on the poll as a refuge, because if the administration were based on the poll, the country would h ave collapsed already because there are many factors in working, not just opinions from the poll alone. Mr. Phumtham emphasized that polls are an indicator of trends, but they cannot help people in every way. Pheu Thai uses polls to monitor the situation, but polls that do not provide enough details are not accurate in every respect. For example, Nida Poll previously stated that Pol. Lt. Gen. Kamronwit Toopkrachang would win the election for president of the Pathum Thani Provincial Administrative Organization, but the results were not accurate. Pheu Thai won the election this time, etc. -317.-Thai News Agency Source: Thai News Agency
“Phumtham” asks that polls not be used to determine life and death.
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