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‘Don’t miss next GE,’ WP chief Pritam Singh tells Singaporeans

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May 6, 2026
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SINGAPORE: On Sunday (Might 3), a 12 months after GE2025, Staff’ Social gathering (WP) chief Pritam Singh reminded Singaporeans in a social media publish to not miss the following elections, encouraging those that wanted to to revive their names on the Register of Electors.

The context for his publish was final 12 months’s voter turnout, which he famous was the bottom for a GE in Singapore for the reason that first polls have been held after independence in 1968. In 2025, there have been about 2.4 million votes that had been forged or round 92% of registered voters in all contested electoral divisions.

Mr Singh, who leads Singapore’s most essential opposition celebration, reminded readers concerning the timing of final 12 months’s polls, which had taken place throughout an extended weekend that included the Labour Day public vacation, and famous that some who had deliberate upfront to be away from Singapore throughout this time had missed the prospect to vote.

“In contrast to previously, many Singaporeans at the moment sit up for lengthy weekends as alternatives for journey. It follows that the Authorities ought to keep away from holding elections over such ‘lengthy weekends,’” he wrote.

When he raised a query about this in Parliament final September, Minister Chan Chun Sing had stated, “I don’t suppose it’s doable nor within the curiosity of Singapore to decide to not holding an election on a specific date or throughout a specific interval.”

When Mr Singh additionally requested what number of absentee voters had restored their names on the Register of Electors, the federal government stated that greater than half, or 99,140 voters, had already executed so, with 97% doing so on-line utilizing SingPass.

Given this statistic, the WP chief added a hyperlink for many who have been unable to vote in final 12 months’s GE who needed to use to have their names restored.

The WP and GE2025

The celebration had executed comparatively properly in GE2025, though arguably not in addition to it had hoped. The WP was in a position to preserve the 2 GRCs it beforehand held, Aljunied and Sengkang, in addition to Hougang SMC. As well as, the WP now additionally has two Non-Constituency MPs in Parliament because of how properly the celebration carried out on the polls in Jalan Kayu and Tampines.

In his publish, Mr Singh stated that restoring one’s title on the register of electors issues within the 12 months since GE2025 in mild of electoral close to misses.

He cited a publish from the Enterprise Occasions that stated the WP had misplaced in Jalan Kayu by 806 votes, whereas the hole between registered voters and voter turnout in that constituency was 2,208. In Tampines, in the meantime, the WP misplaced by 6,379 votes, and the hole between registered voters and turnout was 10,810.

“Whereas not each voter would have voted for WP or PAP or some other celebration, each eligible voter ought to be prepared when the following election comes round! As a result of each vote issues, and as a Singaporean, you need to make your vote rely

Test your voter eligibility standing and get your self again on the Register when you’ve got not already!” added the WP chief. /TISG

Learn additionally: IPS GE2025 survey: Youthful voters selected establishment, however WP extra credible to S’poreans age 21-29





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