[GE2025] Tampines GRC

Food_Lover

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If PAP's national vote share drops below 60% for the first time, the chances of Tampines GRC falling are even higher.

Don't zeroise WP's chances in Tampines GRC this election.

Sengkang Central (part of Pasir Ris–Punggol GRC) and Sengkang West SMC were once strongholds for the PAP, consistently securing at least 58% of the vote—even during the 2011 General Election, a watershed moment when the party recorded its lowest-ever national vote share of 60.1%.

Surprisingly, Sengkang GRC fell onto WP's control in GE2020 which youngsters were the key reasons why PAP got voted out.

Among the entire PAP team in Tampines, BKY stands out as the strongest candidate. However, just as Aljunied residents voted out George Yeo despite his popularity, the same could happen to BKY.

Koh Poh Koon is a liability to the current PAP Tampines team. Most of his residents painted a bad picture of KPK if you read up Facebook comments and Reddit posts.

Faisal Manap and the younger electorates will be the key factors to WP's victory in Tampines GRC.

If Dr Ong Lue Ping is chosen by the Workers’ Party to lead the CNA political debate this Sunday and performs well, it could pave the way for WP to gain further ground in Tampines GRC—much like how Jamus Lim’s strong showing boosted WP’s success in Sengkang GRC during GE2020.

All in all, I feel Tampines GRC is more vulnerable than Punggol GRC for the PAP.
 
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Faisal Manap is really popular with Malay community

Saw alot tiktok videos in Malay

Alot Malays urging for Tampines Malays to vote for WP and support Faisal
 

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If PAP's national vote share drops below 60% for the first time, the chances of Tampines GRC falling are even higher.

Don't zeroise WP's chances in Tampines GRC this election.

Sengkang Central (part of Pasir Ris–Punggol GRC) and Sengkang West SMC were once strongholds for the PAP, consistently securing at least 58% of the vote—even during the 2011 General Election, a watershed moment when the party recorded its lowest-ever national vote share of 60.1%.

Surprisingly, Sengkang GRC fell onto WP's control in GE2020 which youngsters were the key reasons why PAP got voted out.

Among the entire PAP team in Tampines, BKY stands out as the strongest candidate. However, just as Aljunied residents voted out George Yeo despite his popularity, the same could happen to BKY.

Koh Poh Koon is a liaibility to the current PAP Tampines team. Most of his residents painted a bad picture of KPK if you read up Facebook comments and Reddit posts.

Faisal Manap and the younger electorates are the key factors to WP's victory in Tampines GRC.

If Dr Ong Lue Ping is chosen by the Workers’ Party to lead the CNA political debate this Sunday and performs well, it could pave the way for WP to gain further ground in Tampines GRC—much like how Jamus Lim’s strong showing boosted WP’s success in Sengkang GRC during GE2020.

All in all, I feel Tampines GRC is more vulnerable for PAP than Punggol GRC.
If KPK aka Son-of-Punggol loses this time, it will be the 2nd time that he is experiencing failure in a 4-corner-fight :ROFLMAO:
 

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I think apart from Faisal being extremely popular amongst the Muslim community.

Another fact is that, a few estates (near Safra Tampines) that were previously under WP Gerald Giam were redrawn and included into Tampines GRC (if i read correctly) this factor will definitely boost their chances.

Young owners generally believe in check and balance in parliament (see Seng Kang 2020) and with Tampines flooded with BTOs, the chance is definitely there.

Lastly, NSP has been getting 30% of the votes during GE, and I am certain majority of the 30% voters will swing to WP because finally, we have a credible opposition.

My family and I will do my part, to send Dr Ong, Jimmy, Michael, Elieen and Faisal into parliament.
 

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I think apart from Faisal being extremely popular amongst the Muslim community.

Another fact is that, a few estates (near Safra Tampines) that were previously under WP Gerald Giam were redrawn and included into Tampines GRC (if i read correctly) this factor will definitely boost their chances.

Young owners generally believe in check and balance in parliament (see Seng Kang 2020) and with Tampines flooded with BTOs, the chance is definitely there.

Lastly, NSP has been getting 30% of the votes during GE, and I am certain majority of the 30% voters will swing to WP because finally, we have a credible opposition.

My family and I will do my part, to send Dr Ong, Jimmy, Michael, Elieen and Faisal into parliament.
Thank you. I hope to see Dr Ong Lue Ping in Parliament. For the past 60 years, we've never had an MP with a career in the mental health industry. This is an important milestone for Singapore and Singaporeans to have a MP champion for mental health issues in Parliament.
 

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Thank you. I hope to see Dr Ong Lue Ping in Parliament. For the past 60 years, we've never had an MP with a career in the mental health industry. This is an important milestone for Singapore and Singaporeans to have a MP champion for mental health issues in Parliament.

and mental health issues are something that resonates more with younger voters than older ones.

Older ones probably still see mental health and illnesses as a sign of weakness.
 
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