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Mon Unity Party supporters cycle down a street in Chaungzon Township, on Mon State's Bilu Island, near the state capital, Mawlamyine on November 4. (Supplied/Nai Mon)

Can the migrant vote swing it for the Mon Unity Party?

Votes from Mon migrants in Thailand could deliver local wins to the MUP, but many migrants couldn’t register for overseas ballots or risk returning home.

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