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SM Lee urged a balance between stronger alternative voices in government and supporting and electing an effective one. Read ...

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Reflecting on GE2025, Teo noted that while Singapore largely avoided a spike in malicious deepfakes or large-scale coordinated misinformation, the compressed nine-day campaign window amplified risks.

Mr A’bas Kasmani will assume the role of the party’s chairman, while Anthony Neo will be PSP’s new treasurer, both taking over from Dr Tan and Nallakarupan, respectively. While Dr Tan, Ms Poa, and Mr ...

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Singaporean charged with breaking PAP flags, harassing volunteers in Hougang on GE2025 polling night Election campaign posters for the ruling People's Action Party are pictured in Singapore April 30, ...

Candidates in Singapore's GE2025 spent over S$13 million, a sharp rise from 2020, with PAP alone accounting for more than 70% of total spending. While the Workers’ Party led among the opposition, ...

Elections Dept: Singapore’s GE2025 campaign bill tops S$13m, up 42pc from 2020 Office workers attend a People’s Action Party (PAP) lunchtime rally ahead of the general election, in Singapore’s central ...

SINGAPORE: Candidates spent slightly over S$13 million at this year's general election in a bid to garner votes from Singaporeans, with almost half of this going to non-online advertising like ...

Nearly half of the S$13.05 million spent by candidates contesting Singapore's 2025 General Election went to non-online advertising.

Total spending increased by about 42 per cent from GE2020. Read more at straitstimes.com. Read more at straitstimes.com.