Where are our new voter come from? Malaysia?

[fivestars]

Year 1984
Alexandra (19,670)
Aljunied (19,045)
Ang Mo Kio (14,633)
Anson (18,493)
Ayer Rajah (20,017)
Bedok (17,074)
Bo Wen (14,777)
Boon Lay (18,964)
Boon Teck (19,490)
Braddell Height (14,152)
Brickworks (13,571)
Bukit Batok (20,812)
Bukit Merah (19,210)
Bukit Panjang (23,173)
Bukit Timah (17,238)
Buona Vista (18,041)
Cairnhill (15,862)
Changi (20,129)
Changkat (18,742)
Cheng San (17,328)
Chong Boon (20,650)
Chua Chu Kang (25,532)
Clementi (20,890)
Delta (14,800)
Eunos (17,615)
Fengshan (18,407)
Geylang Serai (24,109)
Geylang West (22,325)
Henderson (17,630)
Hong Kah (22,062)
Jalan Besar (16,115)
Jalan Kayu (25,011)
Joo Chiat (18,957)
Jurong (24,517)
Kaki Bukit (20,683)
Kallang (18,809)
Kampong Chai Chee (22,537)
Kampong Glam (18,127)
Kampong Kembangan (20,295)
Kampong Ubi (14,323)
Kebun Baru (17,542)
Khe Bong (15,773)
Kim Keat (20,439)
Kim Seng (22,136)
Kolam Ayer (23,630)
Kreta Ayer (15,982)
Kuo Chuan (18,728)
Leng Kee (14,805)
MacPherson (19,500)
Marine Parade (23,622)
Moulmein (18,893)
Mountbatten (21,480)
Nee Soon (26,897)
Pasir Panjang (17,149)
Paya Lebar (18,420)
Potong Pasir (17,915)
Punggol (24,727)
Queenstown (18,084)
Radin Mas (19,770)
River Valley (13,481)
Rochore (14,164)
Sembawang (22,326)
Serangoon Gardens (17,553)
Siglap (17,090)
Tampines (19,656)
Tanah Merah (17,808)
Tanglin (15,990)
Tanjong Pagar (15,812)
Teck Ghee (16,866)
Telok Ayer (13,984)
Telok Blangah (19,550)
Thomson (15,271)
Tiong Bahru (20,091)
Toa Payoh (14,177)
Ulu Pandan (22,761)
West Coast (28,008)
Whampoa (18,494)
Yio Chu Kang (16,734)
Yuhua (16,266)

Year 2006 2158439

Year 2008 2200000

 

[fivestars]

Birth rate drop since 1970 but voters increase.

1970 many Malaysian and Taiwanese become Singaporean

1980 many Malaysian become Singaporean

1990 many Malaysian and Hong Kie become Singaporean

2000 many PRC, Indian and Southeast Nation become Singaporean

What make them voted you?

 

[fivestars]

Language Issues. National Language Malay, International Language English, Official Language: Tamil, Mandrin, Siam? Philipine? Bruma?

Employment Act base on United Nation Human Right Agreement, Proper Salary Scheme minimum wages and maximum wages from general worker to CEO? CPF? Worker Walfare? Competent Training? No local and foreign workers sheme, all same?

Media Issue. English News TV, English Educational TV, English Movie TV, English MTV, Chinese Movie TV, Chinese MTV and so on.

Cheaper unlimited rate Internet and Mobile phone system by cable or wireless to Asia Pacific.

Educational system. Primary education; sport, arts, maths, science, english.

Lower Secondary education; Music, Sport, Arts, Science, English, Maths, Malay, Tamil and Mandrin, Upper Secondary Education: Language Stream, Science Stream, Arts Stream, Sports Stream, Technical Stream, Music and Dance Stream, Uniform Stream and so on. College Diploma, College Degree, University.

 

[da dick]

proof that Taiwan, Malaysia, HongKie, PRC, India and other ASEAN countries are shite compared to singpy? or all the so-called talent we're getting from them love to get screwed upside down alot and worship 666 satan?

 

[fivestars]

New Citizen and New local born Voters will vote for PAP on Economy and Constructive Management.

Old voters will vote for personal job securities, social care and welfare. (WP, NSP, SPP)

Small group of voter had good vision on future democracy and human right. (RP, SDP)

How to make a change?

 

[da dick]

proof that Taiwan, Malaysia, HongKie, PRC, India and other ASEAN countries are shite compared to singpy? or all the so-called talent we're getting from them love to get screwed upside down alot and worship 666 satan?

i take that back. almost all the old people i know would vote for pap or umno if they're malay. they don't wanna rock the boat.was indie rule really that much better than colonial rule? same difference. i wish we were australia.

 

[scoobyhoo]

think about this, if these people from malaysia more than 2 million, no need to vote, this will be part of their country?