Record candidates and dozens of political parties have added some spice to Thailand's first general election since the 2014 military coup.
On Sunday, military and royal supporters will compete with supporters of former exiled leader Thaksin Shinawatra.
The party associated with Thaksin Shinawatra has made waves after it was dissolved for the nomination of Princess ubolatana rajatanya as the candidate for prime minister.
In addition to the drama of the main participants, there are about 80 other interesting parties participating in the election.
The party nominated Thailand's first trans-Prime Minister, Pauline Ngarmpring.
It is believed that there are about 20 candidates for openly gay, bisexual and transgender people, which is a not-so-good group --
Representative of the political field of Thailand. In male-
Leading Thai politics.
The junta's political parties have shown a prominent position in promoting female candidates.
There are more than 100 seats in the house.
The party is led by former Bank governor Chatu Mongolia sounakul of Thailand.
According to local reports, during the campaign rally, the party proposed to legalize sex toys to curb the risk of sexual assault and sexually transmitted diseases.
The party says the policy will also be a way for one of the world's largest rubber producers to clean up excess rubber supplies.
This is a party related to Thaksin Shinawatra and his sister Yingluck Shinawatra.
Some male candidates at Pheu Chart changed their names to Thaksin, and at least one female candidate changed their names to Yingluck to ensure voters linked the party to Shinawatra, they are believed to remain popular among millions of voters.
Candidates for the party include a former TV star and the winner of the Thai rally.
The billboard of the campaign looks like science.
Movie poster.