Thailand's Constitutional Court accepted a March 2026 petition alleging traceable ballots from the February 8 general election and referendum, yet the case has generated no further procedural steps or hearings that would indicate movement toward nullification. The court requested only a limited Election Commission response and has since maintained its established pattern of targeted rulings against individual parties or officials rather than broad electoral invalidation. Parliament proceeded with prime minister selection and government formation without interruption, reinforcing trader assessments reflected in the 97.8% implied probability for no invalidation. Remaining variables that could still alter the outcome before the late-June resolution window include an expedited secrecy ruling or additional referendum-linked petitions.