General election

LIFE & CULTURE

Miss GE2025? Sketch show revives election’s funniest moments

Satire, song and Singapore politics collide in Fat Kids Are Harder to Kidnap: The Musical

Historically, the Singapore dollar and the ruling party's vote share have a negative correlation, but the impact this time could be the opposite, note Citi analysts.

GE2025: Ruling party’s strong showing signals flight to safety and a vote for policy continuity, say analysts

This translates to better predictability and investor confidence in a pro-business approach: Citi

Minister in the Prime Minister’s Office Indranee Rajah speaking at a rally on Apr 28. Seated behind her are the rest of PAP's Pasir Ris-Changi slate (from left): Desmond Tan, Sharael Taha and Valerie Lee.
SINGAPORE GE2025

GE2025: PAP defeats SDA in Pasir Ris-Changi GRC with 67.66% of votes

Minister in the Prime Minister’s Office Indranee Rajah led the PAP team in the newly formed GRC, having moved from Tanjong Pagar GRC

PAP's Gho Sze Kee speaking at a rally on Apr 30.  She is an associate director of boutique law firm AsiaLegal.
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GE2025: PAP’s first-time candidate Gho Sze Kee takes Mountbatten SMC with 63.84% of votes

She was up against independent Jeremy Tan, Singapore’s first ‘Bitcoin candidate’

From left: PAP candidates for Jalan Besar GRC Josephine Teo, Denise Phua, Dr Wan Rizal and Shawn Loh meeting a stallholder during a walkabout at North Bridge Road Market and Food Centre. The four-member team defeated opposition coalition People's Alliance for Reform.
SINGAPORE GE2025

GE2025: PAP retains Jalan Besar GRC with near 10-point swing

PAP’s Yip Hon Weng also secured a second term in Yio Chu Kang SMC with an almost 18-point swing

From left: PAP candidates for Bishan-Toa Payoh GRC Chee Hong Tat, Elysa Chen, Cai Yinzhou and Saktiandi Supaat at a walkabout at Toa Payoh Lorong 7 market. The quartet secured 75.21% of the vote.
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GE2025: PAP retains winning streak in Bishan-Toa Payoh GRC against SPP

PAP’s Alex Yeo sweeps to victory in three-way tussle for neighbouring Potong Pasir; PAR secretary-general Lim Tean to lose election deposit

Incumbent PAP MP for East Coast GRC Tan Kiat How (in white) speaking with WP East Coast team leader Yee Jenn Jong (centre) and deputy organising secretary Ang Boon Yaw at Block 216 Bedok Hawker Centre on Apr 24.
SINGAPORE GE2025

GE2025: PAP secures East Coast GRC with 58.76% of the votes against WP

The incumbents win with a wider margin than in GE2020

Workers' Party's Louis Chua (centre) and He Ting Ru (second from left) entering Serangoon Stadium on May 3.
SINGAPORE GE2025

GE2025: WP maintains grip on Sengkang GRC, defeats PAP with 56.31% of votes

The result is an over four percentage-point improvement over the party’s vote share in GE2020.

This period of campaign silence starts on May 2, and ends when polls close on May 3.
SINGAPORE GE2025

GE2025: What you need to know about the cooling-off period

[SINGAPORE] The day before Polling Day is known as Cooling-off Day, during which campaigning activities and election advertising are not allowed.

Workers' Party chief Pritam Singh (centre) speaking to the media during a doorstop in Tampines on April 28.
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GE2025: Government will have ‘enough leeway’ even if all WP candidates are elected, says Pritam Singh

[SINGAPORE] Even if all 26 WP candidates are voted into Parliament at this election, the Government will still have enough space to deal with issues of the day, said WP chief Pritam Singh.