BUDDHADHAMMA APPLICATION FOR ENHANCING THE REINFORCEMENT OF PUBLIC’S TRUST AFFECTED THE ELECTION OF THE MAYOR OF CHONBURI PROVINCE

Abstract

The objectives of this research article are as follows: 1. To study the condition of public trust in the mayoral election. 2. To study the factors that affect public trust and the vote for the mayor. 3. To present the application of Buddhist principles to promote public trust that affects the vote for the mayor. In Chonburi Province, it is an integrated research method. Qualitative research collects data from critical contributors. 20 photos of people with interviews and quantitative research. Data were collected by questionnaire from a sample of 400 people, descriptive statistics analysed the data, and multiple regression analysis was used.

The research results showed that: 1. The people's political trust affects the vote for the mayor. In Chonburi Province, the overall level is very high. 2. Factors that affect trust: Together, predict the vote for the mayor. In Chonburi Province, 86.0 per cent of the respondents had a statistically significant value of 0.01, so they accepted the research hypothesis, and the Principle of Principle 7 jointly predicted the voting for the mayor in Chonburi Province, 82.4 per cent had a statistically significant value of 0.01, so the research hypothesis was accepted. From the interview, it was found that the mayor was aware of the incident and could understand the problems in the area. There is a reason for formulating policies for the locality. Recognising the Results: Know the goals for policy formulation and issues in the municipality, know oneself, one's roles and duties, and have leadership and responsibility for the people. Knowing about how to manage the local budget is transparent and beneficial. Knowing the Tense, the mayor goes in to help the people when a problem can be solved in time. I also learned about the community, society, and the locality, which regularly meets with the people. Promote the strengths and eliminate the weaknesses of each community. Knowing people and people in the area well, including group leaders, people with specialised knowledge and abilities, and various networks.