Polls closed in Thailand’s election on Sunday, with reformists battling conservatives for the right to govern a public desperate to escape years of economic drift and political instability, but divided over how radical the reset should be. Election officials predicted a high turnout among the 53 million Thais eligible to vote for 500 lower house lawmakers on Sunday, but with no formal exit polls allowed it was not immediately clear who was in the box seat to form the next government. The race to...