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Singapore 2025 election
Gender and the 2025 Singapore General Elections
By Yasmine Wong
Misogynistic attacks against women in politics remain all too common, but public awareness of the issue is growing.
Singapore’s PAP Scores Decisive Victory in General Election
By Sebastian Strangio
The ruling party increased its share of the vote by 4 percent over the last election, while the opposition Workers' Party stagnated.
It’s Time To Liven Up Compulsory Voting
By David Hutt
Australia and Singapore, two of the 20-odd nations with compulsory voting, are set to go to the polls this weekend.
Singapore Orders Facebook to Block Foreign Posts About Upcoming Election
By Sebastian Strangio
The posts, which were made by three foreign Facebook users, attempted to “urge Singaporeans to vote on racial and religious lines.”
Singapore Announces General Election to Take Place on May 3
By Sebastian Strangio
Prime Minister Lawrence Wong said that Singaporeans need to decide who they want to lead them into a world that “is becoming more uncertain, unsettled and even unstable.”
Singaporean Court Convicts Opposition Leader of Lying to Parliamentary Committee
By Sebastian Strangio
The verdict against Pritam Singh, the leader of the Workers' Party, could taint the party's image ahead of the upcoming general election.
Singapore PM Forms Electoral Boundaries Committee, Paving Way For Election
By Sebastian Strangio
Lawrence Wong is set to lead the ruling People's Action Party (PAP) into an election for the first time since taking office last May.
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