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Singapore votes in test of ruling party’s monopoly
Singapore is holding an election on Saturday almost certain to perpetuate the unbroken rule of the People’s Action Party, in a test of public approval for its new prime minister as the city-state braces for economic turbulence from a global trade war.
The People’s Action Party is widely expected to continue its six-decade reign. But discontent with its policies is fueling a ...
The Workers’ Party, considered the main opposition, is only contesting a quarter of the seats—capping its potential at ...
The PAP, the ruling party since Singapore's independence in 1965, is fielding 97 candidates and contesting every seat. This ...
Singaporeans are voting in a general election testing Prime Minister Lawrence Wong's popularity and the PAP's long-held power ...
Singapore to hold its general election on . The People's Action Party (PAP), which has been in power since 1959, remains the ...
SINGAPORE: Millions of Singaporeans are heading to the polls on Saturday (May 3), as the country votes in its 14th General ...
For the PAP, achieving the same kind of electoral success it has enjoyed the past 60 years could be tough as voters seek a ...
The cost of living, housing availability, and US tariffs are also key issues in another election on Saturday, which will be ...
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