VOICED : Divided Thailand set for chaotic election

The transcript discusses the political unrest in Bangkok, where opposition groups are protesting against the upcoming election, claiming it is invalid due to corruption. They demand reforms before any election takes place. The current government, led by Prime Minister Yingluck Shinawatra, is popular in rural areas, while the main opposition party, the Democrats, is boycotting the vote. Analysts suggest that post-election, both sides might negotiate reforms to resolve the stalemate. Historical context is provided, highlighting the shared goal of reforming the Constitution. Early voting faced disruptions, and similar issues could delay official results.

What do analysts believe will happen after the election?

What impact did the early voting have on the voters in Bangkok?