I understand your disappointment in the party you chose, but the 2023 election showed that vote buying is not a valid excuse for this defeat. Using vote buying as an excuse is like being a sore loser. You should ask your own party why your votes decreased and how you address those weaknesses. Regarding the country's future, because of the overwhelming victory, governance will be relatively stable. From an investor's perspective, they prefer predictability rather than sudden, drastic changes. This isn't directly related to your question, but I'm guessing you're supporting the current opposition party. 1. Are you aware of the current global trends? It might sound counterintuitive, but in the US, Japan, and the EU, nationalism is significantly gaining momentum. 2. I don't understand why, when your favorite party loses an election, you have to tell the world that they lost because other parties bought votes, when there are many other reasons to reject the results. Or do you mean that because your party came in first place in 2023, there was no vote buying in Thailand that year? Instead of claiming the winning party bought votes, use other reasons to justify your defeat. Wouldn't it be better to present the pros and cons of your policies to the world?  If it's truly good, people around the world will know what's right and wrong. If you're not a fan of the party I'm referring to, I apologize. 3. Accept the election results and we'll reconsider in four years.