Thai polling chiefs try to work out how to fix disrupted election
BANGKOK (Reuters) - Thai election officials met on Thursday to try to shore up a disputed weekend ballot that was disrupted by anti-government protesters who blockaded the streets of the capital, stopping some people from voting or candidates from registering.
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