Thailand’s conservative Bhumjaithai Party edged into the lead in Sunday’s election as its stability message appeared to cut through with the electorate, while the reformist People’s Party struggled to convince voters it had the remedy to years of economic drift and political turbulence. Unofficial results published by the Election Commission late on Sunday put Bhumjaithai, headed by caretaker prime minister Anutin Charnvirakul, on its way towards 100 seats, with the People’s Party behind on 90,...