The Thai Constitutional Court accepted a March 2026 petition from the Ombudsman alleging that barcodes and QR codes on February 8 ballots compromised voter secrecy under the constitution, prompting administrative review and responses from the Election Commission. No ruling has invalidated the election or ordered fresh polls in the subsequent months, consistent with the court’s pattern of handling procedural challenges without disrupting completed legislative outcomes. Parliament convened and coalition formation advanced under the new assembly, reducing momentum for reversal. Traders assign 97.7% probability to “No” on invalidation, reflecting the case’s slow pace and high evidentiary bar for annulling nationwide results. A ruling declaring the election void remains possible if the court finds a clear constitutional breach, though such an outcome would require overcoming established precedents on electoral finality.