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Thailand’s opposition has won a substantial majority, challenging conservative parties and the former general who led the country for nine years. The election results reflect discontent among young voters, but the next government coalition remains uncertain.

Thailand's opposition parties have secured a victory in the general election, according to preliminary results. Analysts say it shows the country is ready to move on from military-backed leaders.

A young, progressive party won more seats than any other. Will the senate and courts let them govern?

Bangkok - The surprise win of Thailand's Move Forward Party in national elections Sunday and its radical pro-democracy agenda marks a watershed momen

A young, progressive party won more seats than any other. Will the senate and courts let them govern?

Once the seats in the House of Representatives are decided by Thai voters, the race for the premiership begins.

Voting begins with Paetongtarn Shinawatra promising an end to conservative, military-backed rule.

Election pits conservative military-backed faction against opposition parties pushing for change. Read more at straitstimes.com.

Around 50 million people will cast their ballots to elect 500 members of the lower house of parliament.

(CTN News) - Polling places in Thailand are shutting following a highly attended election.