2001 Thai general election

The 2001 Thai general election, held on January 6, 2001, was a democratic process where citizens voted to select members for the Thai Parliament. The ruling Thai Rak Thai Party, led by Thaksin Shinawatra, won a significant majority, allowing Thaksin to continue his policies. The election was noted for high voter turnout and was seen as a move towards political stability, although it also faced challenges from opposition parties and concerns about electoral fairness. Overall, it reinforced Thaksin’s mandate, shaping Thailand’s political landscape during that period.