Thailand’s Constitutional Court accepted an Ombudsman petition in mid-March 2026 alleging that barcodes and QR codes on February 8 ballots could undermine voter secrecy, ordering the Election Commission to respond within fifteen days. Since then the case has moved slowly through procedural stages without any ruling that would nullify the legislative election results or trigger a fresh vote. No subsequent court orders, accelerated hearings, or official statements have signaled imminent invalidation, leaving the sitting House of Representatives in place. Traders therefore assign only a 6.5 percent chance that the Constitutional Court will ultimately declare the election void, reflecting the absence of decisive judicial action in the two months following the petition’s acceptance.