[CONSOLIDATED] Singapore General Election 2025 Discussion Thread

[Kunkka]

Is it true civil service vote white?

 

[Quala98]

Kope-ship first 2 pictures are for Aljunied and Sengkang GRC.. it does not say anything about why there is a replacement for Cheng Li Hui

oh well....

 

[sPacEmAn_sPiFf]

touched by their sincerity to come forward and serve the nation

 

[Shion]

all i see are elites n well-to-do ppl with exceptional strong background

 

[stingray1211]

no EDMW joining WP ?

so many experts here. should join and show face and full name.


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[Travis_Touchdown]

fwahz... all the elites... @Shion

 

[PaulLevesque]

I thought how come ed sheeran also join politics sia

 

[icebleue]

no EDMW joining WP ?

so many experts here. should join and show face and full name.


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edmwer mostly ppp and pv standard at most...
uncle with big pot belly in front.

 

[Whimsica]

The article is poorly written.

Nothing out of the norm (and in fact it is a good practice) for political parties to continuously inject fresh blood.

And I think they got it wrong with LPM.

He is definitely not new and in fact was already a political office holder prior to the last GE.

 

[miko66]

Congrats to all these parachuters

Anyway, I no fan of them

 

[yperic]

GE2025: Maximum spending limit in election campaign raised to $5 per voter

This change is to account for inflation, the Elections Department said on March 27.ST PHOTO: KUA CHEE SIONG

SINGAPORE - Candidates in the upcoming general election can spend a maximum of $5 for each registered voter, up from $4 previously.

This change is to account for inflation, the Elections Department (ELD) said on March 27. The last time the limit was revised was in 2015, said ELD.

Spending more than the maximum amount is against the law, the department added.

ELD said the President has also designated the GRCs where at least one of the candidates standing for election must be a person belonging to either the Malay community, or Indian or other minority communities.

The GRCs where at least one of the candidates in each group must be a person belonging to the Malay community are: Aljunied; Bishan-Toa Payoh; Chua Chu Kang; East Coast; Jalan Besar; Marine Parade-Braddell Heights; Marsiling-Yew Tee; Pasir Ris-Changi; Sembawang; Sengkang; and Tampines.

GRCs where at least one of the candidates in each group must be a person belonging to the Indian or other minority communities are: Ang Mo Kio; Holland-Bukit Timah; Jurong East-Bukit Batok; Nee Soon; Punggol; Tanjong Pagar; and West Coast-Jurong West.

 

[boredom2012]

GE2025: Maximum spending limit in election campaign raised to $5 per voter

This change is to account for inflation, the Elections Department said on March 27.ST PHOTO: KUA CHEE SIONG

SINGAPORE - Candidates in the upcoming general election can spend a maximum of $5 for each registered voter, up from $4 previously.

This change is to account for inflation, the Elections Department (ELD) said on March 27. The last time the limit was revised was in 2015, said ELD.

Spending more than the maximum amount is against the law, the department added.

ELD said the President has also designated the GRCs where at least one of the candidates standing for election must be a person belonging to either the Malay community, or Indian or other minority communities.

The GRCs where at least one of the candidates in each group must be a person belonging to the Malay community are: Aljunied; Bishan-Toa Payoh; Chua Chu Kang; East Coast; Jalan Besar; Marine Parade-Braddell Heights; Marsiling-Yew Tee; Pasir Ris-Changi; Sembawang; Sengkang; and Tampines.

GRCs where at least one of the candidates in each group must be a person belonging to the Indian or other minority communities are: Ang Mo Kio; Holland-Bukit Timah; Jurong East-Bukit Batok; Nee Soon; Punggol; Tanjong Pagar; and West Coast-Jurong West.

This show inflation happens

 

[xiao.xin]

Now they smart, they post this out first then test water. If people got the all the colour news come out, just hide them.

 

[yperic]

 

[alvincy]

Senior Counsel Harpreet could be running in East Coast or Marine Parade and both GRC need a Malay member?

 

[boredom2012]

Never put how many new citizen voting

 

[20kjinsatki]

no EDMW joining WP ?

so many experts here. should join and show face and full name.


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Yea many here talk until dragon and phoenix. many minister level here

 

[yperic]

Synopsis: The Usual Place host Natasha Ann Zachariah hunts for new perspectives on issues that matter to young people.

Following Budget 2025 and the Committee of Supply Debate on government spending for different ministries, Natasha and her co-host Audrey Tan, ST assistant news editor for environment coverage, discuss how Singapore is pushing ahead with climate action. She’s also the host of Green Pulse on ST Podcasts.

Minister for Sustainability and the Environment Grace Fu joins them in this episode.
They talk about mitigation efforts versus adapting to climate change, Ms Fu’s thoughts on her long-time SMC being absorbed into the new Jurong East-Bukit Batok GRC, and being a woman in politics for almost two decades.

Highlights (click/tap above):

0:00 Intro
2:46 Why is S’pore persevering on climate action
5:19 Will S’pore’s efforts move the needle in changing the climate conversation?
7:30 Key areas of S’pore’s mitigation and adaptation efforts
13:17 With the US scaling back on its climate efforts, what can S’pore do?
16:30 Aspects of MSC’s 2025 Budget 2025 about getting long-term prep
19:03 How can we, as individuals and businesses, deal with climate change?
22:05 MSE’s plans for the longevity of S’pore’s hawker culture
27:06 Did you know 2024 was the Year of Public Hygiene? Natasha asks Ms Fu why.
30:57 Will climate change and environmental issues be one of the GE2025 issues?
34:33 Ms Fu’s engagement with residents after the release of the EBRC report
36:17 Being a woman in politics for almost two decades
39:12 Green heroes who have inspired Ms Fu
41:58 What is her most environmentally-friendly habit?

 

[Shion]

likely some small opposition will go there...

 

[fortunecat]

Wah, this GE got so many vacancies meh?