Thailand's February 8, 2026 legislative election produced certified results and a seated parliament, with the Constitutional Court accepting only a narrow March petition on ballot barcodes and QR codes that might affect secrecy. The court advanced the matter solely to initial administrative review without scheduling hearings or indicating broader constitutional concerns that could trigger invalidation. Traders assign 98.5% probability to no invalidation by the June 30 resolution date because the case remains procedural, prior rulings show targeted rather than wholesale election challenges, and no subsequent petitions or court statements have signaled annulment risk. Remaining uncertainty centers on a possible late ruling finding a secrecy violation or an unexpected escalation in related administrative cases.