Grooming Our Youth Wing Vs Elite Party and A Team Party, 20 May Fri NSP HQ 7PM

[fivestars]

Let us look at our generation change:-

Group:-

1) Generation for Post World War Two:- 1940 voters (Pro PAP)
2) Generation for Post Independent from Great Britain:- 1950 voters (Pro PAP)
3) Generation for Post Separation from Malaysia:- 1960 voters (Pro PAP)
4) Generation for under stop at two, free thinker and bilingual policy:- 1970 voters
5) New Generation voter and New Migrated Singaporean:- 1980 and 1990 Voters

Let us look into East Part of Singapore Vote:-

1) Aljunied oppose vote 54.72%
2) Bishan-Toa Payoh oppose vote 43.07%
3) East Coast oppose vote 45.17%
4) Hougang oppose vote 64.80%
5) Joo Chiat oppose vote 48.98%
6) Marine Parade oppose vote 43.6%
7) Moulmein-Kallang oppose vote 41.45%
Mountbatten oppose vote 41.38%
9) Potong Pasir oppose vote 49.64%
10) Punggol East oppose vote 45.45%
11) Tampines oppose vote 42.78%

We can see the number of young voters had increasing and their choice are voted oppose ruling party. Many young Singaporean supported Worker Party and National Solidarity party.

Why young people choose Worker Party and National Solidarity Party?

How many young people will join the party membership?

How many young candidate will contest in next General Election?

New Generation voters and New Migrated Singaporean, please come and join NSP now.

 

[ah_phah]

i think its not very accurate to split the demographics of the regions based on their age/ generation. though there may be distinct pockets of pro-PAP generation residing in distinct areas, from west to east, north to south, there spread of old folks & young citizens r relatively evenly spread.

if we observe the way ppl have voted, the majority is quite inclined to vote based on personal vested interests, ie: municipal upgrading, securities (linked to their jobs), fear factor etc. the sad part is, that many r still quite myopic & forgot to see the bigger picture of what is needed in parliament, to have profound appreciation and/or scrutiny of policies, before rolled out to affect all our lives.

what we see in the recent GE is quite encouraging, bcos the younger generation have taken a little more interest on what's to become of the future for the island. slowly but surely, more may take on an active role, instead of suffering the stigma of being a closet opposition supporters.

 

[fivestars]

We cannot change Singaporean voted for their personal vested interests, ie: municipal upgrading, securities (linked to their jobs), fear factor etc. the sad part is, that many r still quite myopic & forgot to see the bigger picture of what is needed in parliament, to have profound appreciation and/or scrutiny of policies, before rolled out to affect all our lives.

Singaporean are more practical for their personal vested interests because their born in the 6 million people city not a 5K people town. This is the fact of live.