I don't know, maybe I'm just not meant to be a judge. Yes, I believe so. During the last election four years ago, politicians and their workers would go to polling stations in some areas and tell poll monitors and volunteers to go home. That was arrogant behavior. It's early to say, because the contest is not finished, but I'm crossing my fingers that these practices are more or less over.
Thai elections have a history of being fairly violent.
By giving out red cards, the commission has angered some very powerful people. It does not mean that I'm not frightened. So far, there has been no direct threat to the Election Commission and its members, but it doesn't mean there won't be. If we get threats I will be more careful, but I won't give up. They might, but they will have to take into consideration public sentiment.