PURPLE STORM for General Elections

[Chase]

Our kids are exponentially punished for weaker subjects, pushing kids to kill themselves.

1 in 3 Singapore youths experienced severe symptoms of depression, anxiety, stress
19 Sep 2024
https://www.channelnewsasia.com/wat...s-depression-anxiety-stress-imh-study-4618831

 

[Narong Wongwan]

Enough of such posts
Sinkies aren’t interested
Nothing another round of handouts can’t fix
Dun bother voting it’s a waste of time
Let pap have maximum votes

 

[Chase]

Enough of such posts
Sinkies aren’t interested
Nothing another round of handouts can’t fix
Dun bother voting it’s a waste of time
Let pap have maximum votes

I am posting, because we still have kids, nephews and nieces.

 

[Chase]

5. Corruption & Conflicts of Interests
Iswaran's issues are minor but Ridout is an outright conflict-of-interests and failure of governance.

Ridout was rented cheaply but in the same period, the tenant managed to sell his property for 800% profit after holding for 20 years?

There's isn't really any property in Singapore that rocketed 800% in 20 years, given no change in plot ratio or redevelopment. Most went up by just 200-400% in the same period. Then concurrently, SLA is renting him another GCB for low low price + touch up because "there isn't much demand"? contradicting.

Corruption in Singapore
Only the police don't know.

 

[Chase]

3. Retrenchment
Investors are no longer keen to hire in Singapore due to soaring SGD and overheads.

Our job market is worsening. Are we hiding our jobless data? Retrenchment data is not Unemployment or Underemployment data.

When you are hired under employment contract and your contract is not renewed, you are "not retrenched".

Retrenchment refers to the termination of permanent employees due to redundancy and early termination of term contract employees due to redundancy. https://stats.mom.gov.sg/Pages/Retrenchment-Summary-Table.aspx

 

[Chase]

The hiring recession in private sector will worsen after GE.

 

[Chase]

Singapore's World Famous Public Housing System Is Strained by an Overheated Market
https://www.bloomberg.com/news/arti...-public-housing-system-is-coming-under-strain

 

[KingFook Sr]

No.8 on the list

You think that 10X capital gain $88m deal is no problem?

 

[Chase]

Yesterday I visited an old friend's condo for house warming, his DBSS at Bishan was sold to PRC for more than $1.2 million.

Now, his new condo has 4 units sharing the common lift, LOL, 2 of them are from China. One has not moved in.

No babies, no homes, no hope… ...
Young Singaporeans give up on homeownership and family life

 

[Narong Wongwan]

Oppies are like England football supporters
Every time elections comes round always full of hope telling themselves it’s this time but always kena play out and disappointed

 

[Narong Wongwan]

Asia’s Countries By Population Density​

https://www.worldpop.org/datacatalog/

Rank	Country	Population Density
1	Singapore	8,405 people/km2
2	Bahrain	1,892 people/km2
3	Maldives	1,729 people/km2
4	Bangladesh	1,180 people/km2
5	Palestine	912 people/km2
6	Taiwan	661 people/km2
7	South Korea	515 people/km2
8	Lebanon	503 people/km2
9	India	437 people/km2
10	Israel	420 people/km2
11	Philippines	397 people/km2
12	Sri Lanka	334 people/km2
13	Japan	325 people/km2
14	Pakistan	306 people/km2
15	Vietnam	300 people/km2
16	Kuwait	243 people/km2
17	Qatar	238 people/km2
18	North Korea	218 people/km2
19	Nepal	212 people/km2
20	China	149 people/km2
21	Indonesia	146 people/km2
22	Thailand	140 people/km2
23	Cyprus	136 people/km2
24	Syria	130 people/km2
25	Jordan	127 people/km2
26	Azerbaijan	120 people/km2
27	Turkey	110 people/km2
28	Iraq	106 people/km2
29	Malaysia	105 people/km2
30	UAE	97 people/km2
31	Armenia	94 people/km2
32	Cambodia	94 people/km2
33	Timor-Leste	92 people/km2
34	Myanmar	81 people/km2
35	Brunei	79 people/km2
36	Uzbekistan	79 people/km2
37	Tajikistan	73 people/km2
38	Afghanistan	66 people/km2
39	Yemen	63 people/km2
40	Georgia	54 people/km2
41	Iran	51 people/km2
42	Kyrgyzstan	34 people/km2
43	Laos	33 people/km2
44	Bhutan	21 people/km2
45	Saudi Arabia	17 people/km2
46	Oman	15 people/km2
47	Turkmenistan	13 people/km2
48	Russia	8 people/km2
49	Kazakhstan	7 people/km2
50	Mongolia	2 people/km2

We have surpassed Hk in density but still trail behind Monaco and Macau by a lot and Macau isn’t even a country. So very soon we can be lampar 1

 

[Chase]

We have surpassed Hk in density but still trail behind Monaco and Macau by a lot and Macau isn’t even a country. So very soon we can be lampar 1

actually HK is mostly high-mountains. If we consider sea-level ground, they are more congested than Singapore.

but like Macau, HK is not a country.

 

[Chase]

my most respected PAP politician is Ng Eng Hen.

He is not a joker or bully like vivian or shan. A serious man who just do his job, never aim for PM or DPM post too, yet much more qualified than many other SAF-politicians or past PM-aspirants.

Now, he is leaving, he is only 66. It says a lot about the situation now.

 

[Sideswipe]

women + new citizens + minorities will give PAP their 60%+ popular vote.

 

[birdie69]

my most respected PAP politician is Ng Eng Hen.

He is not a joker or bully like vivian or shan. A serious man who just do his job, never aim for PM or DPM post too, yet much more qualified than many other SAF-politicians or past PM-aspirants.

Now, he is leaving, he is only 66. It says a lot about the situation now.

He doesn't live in a rented b/w GCB too!

 

[Chase]

Ridout was rented cheaply but in the same period, the tenant managed to sell his property for 800% profit after holding for 20 years?

There's isn't really any property in Singapore that rocketed 800% in 20 years, given no change in plot ratio or redevelopment. Most went up by just 200-400% in the same period. Then concurrently, SLA is renting him another GCB for low low price + touch up because "there isn't much demand"? contradicting.

Corruption in Singapore
Only the police don't know.

Prices of these 5 Singapore residential developments appreciate by 50-60% over 10 years
https://realestateasia.com/resident...l-developments-appreciate-50-60-over-10-years

 

[Hypocrite-The]

With the walk over thanks to the wankers n the oppie infighting and sabotage by the pap strawmen parties....pap going to win big....

GE2025: Who's contesting where, at a glance​

A total of 206 candidates will be vying for 92 seats across 32 constituencies with one walkover in a five-member GRC.

(From top) PAP Marsiling-Yew Tee GRC candidates led by PM Lawrence Wong, WP Aljunied GRC candidates led by Leader of the Opposition Pritam Singh and PSP West Coast-Jurong West GRC candidates led by Dr Tan Cheng Bock, speaking at the respective…see more
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SINGAPORE: The final list of candidates running in the 2025 General Election has been officially announced after they filed their nomination papers on Wednesday (Apr 23).

Nomination Day kick-starts a nine-day campaigning period until May 1, with May 2 being Cooling-off Day and Polling Day on May 3.

A total of 206 candidates will be vying for 92 seats across 32 constituencies, with the five-member Marine Parade-Braddell Heights Group Representation Constituency (GRC) seeing a walkover by the People's Action Party (PAP) team.

There will also be multi-cornered fights in three GRCs and two Single Member Constituencies (SMCs).

Here are the candidates who will be contesting in each of the 18 GRCs and 15 SMCs.

Bishan-Toa Payoh GRC​

Bishan-Toa Payoh GRC, among five left intact in the latest changes to Singapore's electoral boundaries, will see a straight fight between PAP and the Singapore People’s Party (SPP) for the fourth consecutive General Election.

PAP's team is led by Transport Minister Chee Hong Tat, who is the incumbent MP along with Mr Saktiandi Supaat.

In the 2011 General Election, PAP won 56.93 per cent of the vote against an SPP team led by veteran opposition politician Chiam See Tong before he stood down. In 2015, PAP won 73.59 per cent of the vote against SPP and in 2020, PAP’s vote share fell to 67.23 per cent against SPP’s 32.77 per cent.

PAP candidates:

SPP candidates:

Chua Chu Kang GRC​

PAP and the Progress Singapore Party (PSP) previously faced off in Chua Chu Kang GRC in the 2020 General Election, with PAP winning 58.64 per cent of votes over PSP's 41.36 per cent.

The PAP team is helmed by Manpower Minister Tan See Leng and includes incumbent Member of Parliament (MP) Zhulkarnain Abdul Rahim.

Following the latest redrawing of electoral boundaries, the GRC will include the Tengah ward – previously part of Hong Kah North SMC – while the Bukit Gombak and Hillview estates have been carved out to form a new Bukit Gombak SMC.

PAP candidates:

PSP candidates:

Holland-Bukit Timah GRC​

The same incumbent PAP team for Holland-Bukit Timah GRC, led by Foreign Affairs Minister Vivian Balakrishnan, will contest Holland-Bukit Timah GRC against opposition party Red Dot United (RDU), which has candidates including former Workers' Party (WP) member Fazli Talip.

Among the latest electoral boundary changes, the GRC absorbed a portion of Upper Bukit Timah Road, which was previously under Jurong GRC.

PAP candidates:

RDU candidates:

Jalan Besar GRC​

Jalan Besar GRC is one of five wards left intact in the latest changes to Singapore's electoral boundaries.

The PAP team is led by Digital Development and Information Minister Josephine Teo, who is the incumbent MP along with Denise Phua and Dr Wan Rizal.

Contesting the GRC is the People's Alliance for Reform (PAR), a three-party alliance comprising the Democratic Progressive Party, Peoples Voice and the Reform Party, led by its secretary-general Lim Tean.

PAP candidates:

PAR candidates:

Marsiling-Yew Tee GRC​

Marsiling-Yew Tee GRC, among five left intact in the latest changes to Singapore's electoral boundaries, will see a straight fight between PAP and the Singapore Democratic Party (SDP) for the third consecutive General Election.

In 2015, PAP won 68.73 per cent of the vote against SDP and in 2020, PAP’s vote share fell to 63.18 per cent against SPP’s 36.82 per cent.

The PAP’s team for this General Election remains the same from in 2020, helmed by Prime Minister Lawrence Wong.

PAP candidates:

• Mr Lawrence Wong
• Mr Alex Yam Ziming
• Ms Hany Soh Hui Bin
• Mr Zaqy Mohamad

SDP candidates:

Pasir Ris-Changi GRC​

Pasir Ris-Changi is one of five new GRCs from the latest electoral boundary changes. It is formed by merging the remaining Pasir Ris wards from the dissolved Pasir Ris–Punggol GRC with the Loyang and Flora estates from East Coast GRC.

The PAP team is helmed by Ms Indranee Rajah, Minister in the Prime Minister’s Office, who was previously in Tanjong Pagar GRC.

Contesting this GRC is the Singapore Democratic Alliance (SDA), with a team led by its chairman Desmond Lim.

PAP candidates:

SDA candidates:

Punggol GRC​

Punggol is one of five new GRCs from the latest electoral boundary changes, drawn from Pasir Ris–Punggol GRC and Punggol West SMC.

The PAP team led by Deputy Prime Minister Gan Kim Yong will go up against WP, which has put a team made of all new faces for this GRC.

PAP candidates:

WP candidates:

Sengkang GRC​

Sengkang is one of two GRCs under WP. The party garnered 52.12 per cent of votes in the 2020 General Election after it was newly formed, winning against a PAP slate that included Mr Ng Chee Meng, then Minister in the Prime Minister's Office.

It is one of five GRCs left intact in the latest electoral boundary changes.

Leading the PAP team this round is Dr Lam Pin Min, a former senior minister of state. He is the only member left from the PAP’s Sengkang GRC team that contested during the 2020 General Election.

WP candidates:

PAP candidates:

Aljunied GRC​

Aljunied is one of two GRCs under WP, which made history in the 2011 General Election by winning it with 54.72 per cent of votes against PAP, marking the first time an opposition party secured a GRC.

In 2020, WP widened the margin to win 59.95 per cent of votes against PAP.

This election, the boundaries for Aljunied GRC were redrawn for the first time since the 2011 hustings. Some polling districts in Aljunied GRC, which hold almost 4,000 voters, will be moved to Tampines GRC.

Leader of the Opposition Pritam Singh will lead the WP team, including fellow incumbent MPs Sylvia Lim and Gerald Giam, against a PAP team.

WP candidates:

PAP candidates:

Ang Mo Kio GRC​

Senior Minister Lee Hsien Loong will lead a team including fellow incumbent MP Darryl David, in a three-cornered fight with the People's Power Party (PPP) and Singapore United Party (SUP) in Ang Mo Kio GRC.

Being the largest constituency by number of electors, the GRC was reduced in size in the latest electoral boundaries review by carving out some polling districts to form a new Jalan Kayu SMC.

PAP candidates:

PPP candidates:

SUP candidates:

East Coast GRC​

East Coast GRC saw one of the most intense battles in 2020, when PAP won 53.39 per cent of votes against WP – one of its slimmest victories then.

The GRC underwent major boundary changes ahead of this election, taking in the Chai Chee public housing estates and Siglap private estates from Marine Parade GRC. Its Loyang and Flora estates were also carved out to form the new Pasir Ris-Changi GRC.

Mr Edwin Tong, Minister for Culture, Community and Youth, will lead the PAP team against a WP team including former Non-Constituency MP Yen Jenn Jong.

PAP candidates:

WP candidates:

Jurong East-Bukit Batok GRC​

Jurong East-Bukit Batok GRC was newly formed ahead of this election by combining parts of Jurong GRC and Hong Kah North SMC with the Bukit Batok and Yuhua SMCs.

Sustainability and Environment Minister Grace Fu will lead the PAP team against a team from RDU.

PAP candidates:

RDU candidates:

Marine Parade-Braddell Heights GRC​

Marine Parade-Braddell Heights is one of five new GRCs created ahead of this election, drawn from the previous Marine Parade GRC and taking in MacPherson SMC, some polling districts from Potong Pasir SMC and an adjacent district from Mountbatten SMC.

It is the only constituency to see a walkover since PAP was the only party that had put their members' names up for it.

PAP candidates:

Nee Soon GRC​

Nee Soon is one of five GRCs left untouched in the latest changes to Singapore's electoral boundaries.

Law Minister K Shanmugam will lead an overhauled team of four new faces against a team from RDU.

PAP candidates:

RDU candidates:

Sembawang GRC​

Sembawang GRC is set for a three-cornered fight among PAP, SDP and the National Solidarity Party (NSP).

Health Minister Ong Ye Kung will lead a team, including fellow incumbent MPs Vikram Nair and Mariam Jaafar, against teams from SDP and NSP.

In 2020, the PAP team led by Mr Ong won 67.29 per cent of the votes against the NSP team similarly helmed by its secretary-general Spencer Ng.

PAP candidates:

SDP candidates:

NSP candidates:

Tampines GRC​

One of the most hotly contested GRCs this election, Tampines GRC is set for a four-cornered fight among PAP, WP, NSP and PPP.

In the latest electoral boundary changes, the GRC takes in polling districts in Tampines West and the east of Bedok Reservoir that is now under Aljunied GRC.

Mr Masagos Zulkifli, Minister for Social and Family Development, will lead the PAP team, which includes fellow incumbent MPs Baey Yam Keng and Koh Poh Koon.

PAP candidates:

WP candidates:

NSP candidates:

PPP candidates:

Tanjong Pagar GRC​

Tanjong Pagar GRC has taken in Dover and Telok Blangah estates in the latest electoral boundary review.

Education Minister Chan Chun Sing will lead a PAP slate including fellow incumbent MPs Joan Pereira and Alvin Tan, against a team from PAR.

PAP candidates:

PAR candidates:

West Coast-Jurong West GRC​

If the results of the previous General Election in 2020 are anything to go by, West Coast-Jurong West GRC will be a key battleground between PAP and PSP.

National Development Minister Desmond Lee helms the PAP team, while former PAP MP Tan Cheng Bock leads the PSP team.

The GRC is one of five new ones, comprising polling districts drawn from Jurong and West Coast GRCs, among other changes in the latest electoral boundary review.

West Coast GRC saw the closest contest between the parties in 2020, with PAP winning 51.68 per cent of votes over PSP’s 48.32 per cent. This enabled PSP’s Leong Mun Wai and Hazel Poa to enter parliament as Non-Constituency MPs, under a system that allows the “best losers” among opposition candidates to enter parliament.

PAP candidates:

PSP candidates:

Bukit Gombak SMC​

Bukit Gombak SMC is one of six new SMCs, having been carved out of Chua Chu Kang GRC in the latest electoral boundaries review. One of the GRC's incumbent MPs, Ms Low Yen Ling, will contest here.

PAP candidate: Ms Low Yen Ling

PSP candidate: Mr Harish Pillay

Bukit Panjang SMC​

Bukit Panjang SMC is one of four SMCs with its electoral boundary intact from the previous election.

It will see a rematch between PAP's Liang Eng Hwa and SDP chairman Paul Tambyah. In 2020, Mr Liang won with 53.73 per cent of the votes.

PAP candidate: Mr Liang Eng Hwa

SDP candidate: Professor Paul Tambyah

Hougang SMC​

Hougang SMC is one of three wards held by WP and is also its only SMC. It is one of four SMCs not affected by the latest electoral boundary changes.

Incumbent MP Dennis Tan will be defending his seat.

WP candidate: Mr Dennis Tan

PAP candidate: Mr Marshall Lim

Jalan Kayu SMC​

Jalan Kayu SMC was carved out of Ang Mo Kio GRC in the latest electoral boundaries review.

PAP candidate: Mr Ng Chee Meng

WP candidate: Mr Andre Low

Jurong Central SMC​

Jurong Central SMC was carved out of Jurong GRC and Yuhua SMC in the latest electoral boundaries review. PAP candidate and incumbent MP Xie Yao Quan, formerly from Jurong GRC, will contest the SMC.

PAP candidate: Mr Xie Yao Quan

RDU candidate: Madam Kala Manickam

Kebun Baru SMC​

Kebun Baru SMC absorbed one polling district from Yio Chu Kang SMC in the latest electoral boundary review. Its incumbent MP Henry Kwek will be defending his seat.

PAP candidate: Mr Henry Kwek

PSP candidate: Mr Tony Tan

Marymount SMC​

Marymount SMC is one of four SMCs not affected by the latest electoral boundary changes. Its incumbent MP Gan Siow Huang will be defending her seat.

PAP candidate: Ms Gan Siow Huang

PSP candidate: Mr Jeffrey Khoo

Mountbatten SMC​

Mountbatten SMC has one polling district absorbed by the newly created Marine Parade-Braddell Heights GRC. PAP's new face, Ms Gho Sze Kee, will replace four-term MP Lim Biow Chuan to run in the election.

PAP candidate: Ms Gho Sze Kee

Independent candidate: Mr Jeremy Tan

Pioneer SMC​

Pioneer SMC is one of four SMCs unaffected by the changes made to Singapore’s electoral boundaries for this election. Its incumbent MP Patrick Tay will be defending his seat.

PAP candidate: Mr Patrick Tay

PSP candidate: Ms Stephanie Tan

Potong Pasir SMC​

Potong Pasir SMC is set to see one of the hotly contested fights among the SMCs, with a multi-cornered fight among PAP, SPP and PAR.

Some of its polling districts were moved to the newly created Marine Parade-Braddell Heights GRC in the latest electoral boundary review.

PAP candidate: Mr Alex Yeo

SPP candidate: Mr Williiamson Lee

PAR candidate: Mr Lim Tean

Queenstown SMC​

Queenstown SMC was carved out from Tanjong Pagar GRC. An incumbent MP from Tanjong Pagar GRC, Mr Eric Chua, will be contesting here.

PAP candidate: Mr Eric Chua

PAR candidate: Mr Mahaboob Batcha

Radin Mas SMC​

Radin Mas SMC absorbed the eastern-most polling district of the current West Coast GRC, comprising estates in Harbourfront and Sentosa, in the latest electoral boundaries review. Its incumbent MP Melvin Yong will be defending his seat in a three-cornered fight.

PAP candidate: Mr Melvin Yong

PAR candidate: Mr Kumar Appavoo

Independent candidate: Mr Darryl Lo

Sembawang West SMC​

Sembawang West SMC was carved out from Sembawang GRC in the latest electoral boundaries review.

PAP candidate: Ms Poh Li San

SDP candidate: Dr Chee Soon Juan

Tampines Changkat SMC​

Tampines Changkat SMC was carved out from Tampines GRC and East Coast GRC in the latest electoral boundaries review.

PAP candidate: Mr Desmond Choo

WP candidate: Mr Kenneth Foo

Yio Chu Kang SMC​

Yio Chu Kang SMC has one of its polling districts moved to Kebun Baru SMC in the latest electoral boundary changes. Its incumbent MP Yip Hon Weng will be defending his seat.

PAP candidate: Mr Yip Hon Weng

PAR candidate: Dr Michael Fang

 

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[Chase]

With the walk over thanks to the wankers n the oppie infighting and sabotage by the pap strawmen parties....pap going to win big....

GE2025: Who's contesting where, at a glance​

A total of 206 candidates will be vying for 92 seats across 32 constituencies with one walkover in a five-member GRC.

(From top) PAP Marsiling-Yew Tee GRC candidates led by PM Lawrence Wong, WP Aljunied GRC candidates led by Leader of the Opposition Pritam Singh and PSP West Coast-Jurong West GRC candidates led by Dr Tan Cheng Bock, speaking at the respective…see more
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SINGAPORE: The final list of candidates running in the 2025 General Election has been officially announced after they filed their nomination papers on Wednesday (Apr 23).

Nomination Day kick-starts a nine-day campaigning period until May 1, with May 2 being Cooling-off Day and Polling Day on May 3.

A total of 206 candidates will be vying for 92 seats across 32 constituencies, with the five-member Marine Parade-Braddell Heights Group Representation Constituency (GRC) seeing a walkover by the People's Action Party (PAP) team.

There will also be multi-cornered fights in three GRCs and two Single Member Constituencies (SMCs).

Here are the candidates who will be contesting in each of the 18 GRCs and 15 SMCs.

Bishan-Toa Payoh GRC​

Bishan-Toa Payoh GRC, among five left intact in the latest changes to Singapore's electoral boundaries, will see a straight fight between PAP and the Singapore People’s Party (SPP) for the fourth consecutive General Election.

PAP's team is led by Transport Minister Chee Hong Tat, who is the incumbent MP along with Mr Saktiandi Supaat.

In the 2011 General Election, PAP won 56.93 per cent of the vote against an SPP team led by veteran opposition politician Chiam See Tong before he stood down. In 2015, PAP won 73.59 per cent of the vote against SPP and in 2020, PAP’s vote share fell to 67.23 per cent against SPP’s 32.77 per cent.

PAP candidates:

SPP candidates:

Chua Chu Kang GRC​

PAP and the Progress Singapore Party (PSP) previously faced off in Chua Chu Kang GRC in the 2020 General Election, with PAP winning 58.64 per cent of votes over PSP's 41.36 per cent.

The PAP team is helmed by Manpower Minister Tan See Leng and includes incumbent Member of Parliament (MP) Zhulkarnain Abdul Rahim.

Following the latest redrawing of electoral boundaries, the GRC will include the Tengah ward – previously part of Hong Kah North SMC – while the Bukit Gombak and Hillview estates have been carved out to form a new Bukit Gombak SMC.

PAP candidates:

PSP candidates:

Holland-Bukit Timah GRC​

The same incumbent PAP team for Holland-Bukit Timah GRC, led by Foreign Affairs Minister Vivian Balakrishnan, will contest Holland-Bukit Timah GRC against opposition party Red Dot United (RDU), which has candidates including former Workers' Party (WP) member Fazli Talip.

Among the latest electoral boundary changes, the GRC absorbed a portion of Upper Bukit Timah Road, which was previously under Jurong GRC.

PAP candidates:

RDU candidates:

Jalan Besar GRC​

Jalan Besar GRC is one of five wards left intact in the latest changes to Singapore's electoral boundaries.

The PAP team is led by Digital Development and Information Minister Josephine Teo, who is the incumbent MP along with Denise Phua and Dr Wan Rizal.

Contesting the GRC is the People's Alliance for Reform (PAR), a three-party alliance comprising the Democratic Progressive Party, Peoples Voice and the Reform Party, led by its secretary-general Lim Tean.

PAP candidates:

PAR candidates:

Marsiling-Yew Tee GRC​

Marsiling-Yew Tee GRC, among five left intact in the latest changes to Singapore's electoral boundaries, will see a straight fight between PAP and the Singapore Democratic Party (SDP) for the third consecutive General Election.

In 2015, PAP won 68.73 per cent of the vote against SDP and in 2020, PAP’s vote share fell to 63.18 per cent against SPP’s 36.82 per cent.

The PAP’s team for this General Election remains the same from in 2020, helmed by Prime Minister Lawrence Wong.

PAP candidates:

• Mr Lawrence Wong
• Mr Alex Yam Ziming
• Ms Hany Soh Hui Bin
• Mr Zaqy Mohamad

SDP candidates:

Pasir Ris-Changi GRC​

Pasir Ris-Changi is one of five new GRCs from the latest electoral boundary changes. It is formed by merging the remaining Pasir Ris wards from the dissolved Pasir Ris–Punggol GRC with the Loyang and Flora estates from East Coast GRC.

The PAP team is helmed by Ms Indranee Rajah, Minister in the Prime Minister’s Office, who was previously in Tanjong Pagar GRC.

Contesting this GRC is the Singapore Democratic Alliance (SDA), with a team led by its chairman Desmond Lim.

PAP candidates:

SDA candidates:

Punggol GRC​

Punggol is one of five new GRCs from the latest electoral boundary changes, drawn from Pasir Ris–Punggol GRC and Punggol West SMC.

The PAP team led by Deputy Prime Minister Gan Kim Yong will go up against WP, which has put a team made of all new faces for this GRC.

PAP candidates:

WP candidates:

Sengkang GRC​

Sengkang is one of two GRCs under WP. The party garnered 52.12 per cent of votes in the 2020 General Election after it was newly formed, winning against a PAP slate that included Mr Ng Chee Meng, then Minister in the Prime Minister's Office.

It is one of five GRCs left intact in the latest electoral boundary changes.

Leading the PAP team this round is Dr Lam Pin Min, a former senior minister of state. He is the only member left from the PAP’s Sengkang GRC team that contested during the 2020 General Election.

WP candidates:

PAP candidates:

Aljunied GRC​

Aljunied is one of two GRCs under WP, which made history in the 2011 General Election by winning it with 54.72 per cent of votes against PAP, marking the first time an opposition party secured a GRC.

In 2020, WP widened the margin to win 59.95 per cent of votes against PAP.

This election, the boundaries for Aljunied GRC were redrawn for the first time since the 2011 hustings. Some polling districts in Aljunied GRC, which hold almost 4,000 voters, will be moved to Tampines GRC.

Leader of the Opposition Pritam Singh will lead the WP team, including fellow incumbent MPs Sylvia Lim and Gerald Giam, against a PAP team.

WP candidates:

PAP candidates:

Ang Mo Kio GRC​

Senior Minister Lee Hsien Loong will lead a team including fellow incumbent MP Darryl David, in a three-cornered fight with the People's Power Party (PPP) and Singapore United Party (SUP) in Ang Mo Kio GRC.

Being the largest constituency by number of electors, the GRC was reduced in size in the latest electoral boundaries review by carving out some polling districts to form a new Jalan Kayu SMC.

PAP candidates:

PPP candidates:

SUP candidates:

East Coast GRC​

East Coast GRC saw one of the most intense battles in 2020, when PAP won 53.39 per cent of votes against WP – one of its slimmest victories then.

The GRC underwent major boundary changes ahead of this election, taking in the Chai Chee public housing estates and Siglap private estates from Marine Parade GRC. Its Loyang and Flora estates were also carved out to form the new Pasir Ris-Changi GRC.

Mr Edwin Tong, Minister for Culture, Community and Youth, will lead the PAP team against a WP team including former Non-Constituency MP Yen Jenn Jong.

PAP candidates:

WP candidates:

Jurong East-Bukit Batok GRC​

Jurong East-Bukit Batok GRC was newly formed ahead of this election by combining parts of Jurong GRC and Hong Kah North SMC with the Bukit Batok and Yuhua SMCs.

Sustainability and Environment Minister Grace Fu will lead the PAP team against a team from RDU.

PAP candidates:

RDU candidates:

Marine Parade-Braddell Heights GRC​

Marine Parade-Braddell Heights is one of five new GRCs created ahead of this election, drawn from the previous Marine Parade GRC and taking in MacPherson SMC, some polling districts from Potong Pasir SMC and an adjacent district from Mountbatten SMC.

It is the only constituency to see a walkover since PAP was the only party that had put their members' names up for it.

PAP candidates:

Nee Soon GRC​

Nee Soon is one of five GRCs left untouched in the latest changes to Singapore's electoral boundaries.

Law Minister K Shanmugam will lead an overhauled team of four new faces against a team from RDU.

PAP candidates:

RDU candidates:

Sembawang GRC​

Sembawang GRC is set for a three-cornered fight among PAP, SDP and the National Solidarity Party (NSP).

Health Minister Ong Ye Kung will lead a team, including fellow incumbent MPs Vikram Nair and Mariam Jaafar, against teams from SDP and NSP.

In 2020, the PAP team led by Mr Ong won 67.29 per cent of the votes against the NSP team similarly helmed by its secretary-general Spencer Ng.

PAP candidates:

SDP candidates:

NSP candidates:

Tampines GRC​

One of the most hotly contested GRCs this election, Tampines GRC is set for a four-cornered fight among PAP, WP, NSP and PPP.

In the latest electoral boundary changes, the GRC takes in polling districts in Tampines West and the east of Bedok Reservoir that is now under Aljunied GRC.

Mr Masagos Zulkifli, Minister for Social and Family Development, will lead the PAP team, which includes fellow incumbent MPs Baey Yam Keng and Koh Poh Koon.

PAP candidates:

WP candidates:

NSP candidates:

PPP candidates:

Tanjong Pagar GRC​

Tanjong Pagar GRC has taken in Dover and Telok Blangah estates in the latest electoral boundary review.

Education Minister Chan Chun Sing will lead a PAP slate including fellow incumbent MPs Joan Pereira and Alvin Tan, against a team from PAR.

PAP candidates:

PAR candidates:

West Coast-Jurong West GRC​

If the results of the previous General Election in 2020 are anything to go by, West Coast-Jurong West GRC will be a key battleground between PAP and PSP.

National Development Minister Desmond Lee helms the PAP team, while former PAP MP Tan Cheng Bock leads the PSP team.

The GRC is one of five new ones, comprising polling districts drawn from Jurong and West Coast GRCs, among other changes in the latest electoral boundary review.

West Coast GRC saw the closest contest between the parties in 2020, with PAP winning 51.68 per cent of votes over PSP’s 48.32 per cent. This enabled PSP’s Leong Mun Wai and Hazel Poa to enter parliament as Non-Constituency MPs, under a system that allows the “best losers” among opposition candidates to enter parliament.

PAP candidates:

PSP candidates:

Bukit Gombak SMC​

Bukit Gombak SMC is one of six new SMCs, having been carved out of Chua Chu Kang GRC in the latest electoral boundaries review. One of the GRC's incumbent MPs, Ms Low Yen Ling, will contest here.

PAP candidate: Ms Low Yen Ling

PSP candidate: Mr Harish Pillay

Bukit Panjang SMC​

Bukit Panjang SMC is one of four SMCs with its electoral boundary intact from the previous election.

It will see a rematch between PAP's Liang Eng Hwa and SDP chairman Paul Tambyah. In 2020, Mr Liang won with 53.73 per cent of the votes.

PAP candidate: Mr Liang Eng Hwa

SDP candidate: Professor Paul Tambyah

Hougang SMC​

Hougang SMC is one of three wards held by WP and is also its only SMC. It is one of four SMCs not affected by the latest electoral boundary changes.

Incumbent MP Dennis Tan will be defending his seat.

WP candidate: Mr Dennis Tan

PAP candidate: Mr Marshall Lim

Jalan Kayu SMC​

Jalan Kayu SMC was carved out of Ang Mo Kio GRC in the latest electoral boundaries review.

PAP candidate: Mr Ng Chee Meng

WP candidate: Mr Andre Low

Jurong Central SMC​

Jurong Central SMC was carved out of Jurong GRC and Yuhua SMC in the latest electoral boundaries review. PAP candidate and incumbent MP Xie Yao Quan, formerly from Jurong GRC, will contest the SMC.

PAP candidate: Mr Xie Yao Quan

RDU candidate: Madam Kala Manickam

Kebun Baru SMC​

Kebun Baru SMC absorbed one polling district from Yio Chu Kang SMC in the latest electoral boundary review. Its incumbent MP Henry Kwek will be defending his seat.

PAP candidate: Mr Henry Kwek

PSP candidate: Mr Tony Tan

Marymount SMC​

Marymount SMC is one of four SMCs not affected by the latest electoral boundary changes. Its incumbent MP Gan Siow Huang will be defending her seat.

PAP candidate: Ms Gan Siow Huang

PSP candidate: Mr Jeffrey Khoo

Mountbatten SMC​

Mountbatten SMC has one polling district absorbed by the newly created Marine Parade-Braddell Heights GRC. PAP's new face, Ms Gho Sze Kee, will replace four-term MP Lim Biow Chuan to run in the election.

PAP candidate: Ms Gho Sze Kee

Independent candidate: Mr Jeremy Tan

Pioneer SMC​

Pioneer SMC is one of four SMCs unaffected by the changes made to Singapore’s electoral boundaries for this election. Its incumbent MP Patrick Tay will be defending his seat.

PAP candidate: Mr Patrick Tay

PSP candidate: Ms Stephanie Tan

Potong Pasir SMC​

Potong Pasir SMC is set to see one of the hotly contested fights among the SMCs, with a multi-cornered fight among PAP, SPP and PAR.

Some of its polling districts were moved to the newly created Marine Parade-Braddell Heights GRC in the latest electoral boundary review.

PAP candidate: Mr Alex Yeo

SPP candidate: Mr Williiamson Lee

PAR candidate: Mr Lim Tean

Queenstown SMC​

Queenstown SMC was carved out from Tanjong Pagar GRC. An incumbent MP from Tanjong Pagar GRC, Mr Eric Chua, will be contesting here.

PAP candidate: Mr Eric Chua

PAR candidate: Mr Mahaboob Batcha

Radin Mas SMC​

Radin Mas SMC absorbed the eastern-most polling district of the current West Coast GRC, comprising estates in Harbourfront and Sentosa, in the latest electoral boundaries review. Its incumbent MP Melvin Yong will be defending his seat in a three-cornered fight.

PAP candidate: Mr Melvin Yong

PAR candidate: Mr Kumar Appavoo

Independent candidate: Mr Darryl Lo

Sembawang West SMC​

Sembawang West SMC was carved out from Sembawang GRC in the latest electoral boundaries review.

PAP candidate: Ms Poh Li San

SDP candidate: Dr Chee Soon Juan

Tampines Changkat SMC​

Tampines Changkat SMC was carved out from Tampines GRC and East Coast GRC in the latest electoral boundaries review.

PAP candidate: Mr Desmond Choo

WP candidate: Mr Kenneth Foo

Yio Chu Kang SMC​

Yio Chu Kang SMC has one of its polling districts moved to Kebun Baru SMC in the latest electoral boundary changes. Its incumbent MP Yip Hon Weng will be defending his seat.

PAP candidate: Mr Yip Hon Weng

PAR candidate: Dr Michael Fang

Possible Scenario
Aljunied GRC - WP
Sengkang GRC - WP
West Coast Jurong West GRC - PSP
Dennis Tan (Hougang SMC)


Best-Case Scenario
Aljunied GRC - WP
Sengkang GRC - WP
West Coast Jurong West GRC - PSP
East Coast GRC - WP
Punggol GRC - WP
Dennis Tan (Hougang SMC)
Professor Paul Tambyah (Bukit Panjang SMC)
Chee Soon Juan (Sembawang West SMC)
Stephanie Tan (Pioneer SMC)


Worthy Mention:
Tampines GRC - WP
Nee Soon GRC - RDU
Michael Fang (Yio Chu Kang SMC)
Kenneth Foo (Tampines Changkat SMC)
Andre Low (Jalan Kayu SMC)

 

[Hypocrite-The]

Possible Scenario
Aljunied GRC - WP
Sengkang GRC - WP
West Coast Jurong West GRC - PSP
Dennis Tan (Hougang SMC)


Best-Case Scenario
Aljunied GRC - WP
Sengkang GRC - WP
West Coast Jurong West GRC - PSP
East Coast GRC - WP
Punggol GRC - WP
Dennis Tan (Hougang SMC)
Professor Paul Tambyah (Bukit Panjang SMC)
Chee Soon Juan (Sembawang West SMC)
Stephanie Tan (Pioneer SMC)


Worthy Mention:
Tampines GRC - WP
Nee Soon GRC - RDU
Michael Fang (Yio Chu Kang SMC)
Kenneth Foo (Tampines Changkat SMC)
Andre Low (Jalan Kayu SMC)

We need real oppies n not pap lite...i hope ah chee n ah Bock wins....