Thailand held legislative elections and a concurrent constitutional referendum on February 8, 2026, with results certified and a new parliament seated under Prime Minister Anutin Charnvirakul's Bhumjaithai-led coalition. On March 18, 2026, the Constitutional Court accepted an Ombudsman petition challenging ballot barcodes and QR codes as potential violations of voting secrecy under Section 85 of the 2017 Constitution, ordering only a limited Election Commission response. No hearings have been scheduled, and the court has taken no further procedural steps toward annulment by the market's June 30, 2026, resolution deadline. Traders reflect this limited momentum, consistent with the court's pattern of targeted interventions on parties or officials rather than broad election invalidation. The petition remains in early administrative review without signals of broader review or precedent for nullifying certified national results. A sudden ruling before the deadline could still shift the outcome, though the current timeline and procedural posture make that unlikely.