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Singapore’s long-ruling party on track to win another landslide, a sample vote count shows

  • Singapore held a general election on May 4, 2025, where 97 parliamentary seats were contested under compulsory voting.
  • The election followed a year after Lawrence Wong became Singapore's fourth prime minister, succeeding Lee Hsien Loong.
  • The ruling People's Action Party sought a strong mandate amid economic uncertainty and challenges from a fragmented opposition led by the Workers' Party.
  • Preliminary counts showed the PAP poised to win around 87 seats, an increase from 83 in 2020, while the Workers' Party maintained its 10 seats.
  • The result strengthened Wong's mandate to govern during global economic challenges and signaled continued dominance of the PAP despite a more vocal electorate.
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Associated Press News broke the news in United States on Saturday, May 3, 2025.
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