The Democratic Party of Thailand announced on the 26th that three people, including the party leader and former Prime Minister Abhisit Vejajiva, will run for the next prime minister as Democratic Party candidates. On the same day, the Thai Democratic Party posted a campaign promotion video on social media, announcing the party's three candidates, namely Abhisit, Deputy Party Leader of the Democratic Party and former Minister of Finance Khong Chadijevani, and Gandhi Liopairo, who is also the deputy party leader. Abishi said in the promotional video that if Thailand wants to overcome poverty, it must start by establishing a clean political system and improving the transparency of each system. Abhisit served as Prime Minister of Thailand from 2008 to 2011. After losing the 2019 general election, Abishi resigned as head of the Democratic Party and left the party in 2023. In October 2025, Abhisit returned to the Democratic Party and became party leader again.

The Democratic Party of Thailand announced on the 26th that three people, including the party leader and former Prime Minister Abhisit Vejajiva, will run for the next prime minister as Democratic Party candidates. On the same day, the Thai Democratic Party posted a campaign promotion video on social media, announcing the party's three candidates, namely Abhisit, Deputy Party Leader of the Democratic Party and former Minister of Finance Khong Chadijevani, and Gandhi Liopairo, who is also the deputy party leader. Abishi said in the promotional video that if Thailand wants to overcome poverty, it must start by establishing a clean political system and improving the transparency of each system. Abhisit served as Prime Minister of Thailand from 2008 to 2011. After losing the 2019 general election, Abishi resigned as head of the Democratic Party and left the party in 2023. In October 2025, Abhisit returned to the Democratic Party and became party leader again.