In Thai Elections, Military Party Takes the Lead, Upending Polls The populist party that most polls had forecast to win was in second place behind the military’s proxy party, cementing the army’s status as the country’s dominant political force. Share: Facebook Twitter Google+ Stumble Digg Email ThisBlogThis!Share to XShare to Facebook Related Posts:Third Piece of Debris Confirmed to Be From Missing Malaysian JetWhat in the World: You Say ‘Anguria,’ I Say ‘Cocomero’: Italy’s Many DialectsOp-Ed Columnist: Chappatte on a New U.N. ChiefRamzan Kadyrov, Chechen Strongman, Criticized Over Televised Child FightsNobel Peace Prize Awarded to Juan Manuel Santos, Colombia’s PresidentIn Splintered Georgia, 200 Political Parties Find Unity Against Russia