Singapore’s long-ruling party on track to win another landslide, a sample vote count shows
- Singapore's ruling People's Action Party won a landslide victory in the general election held on May 3, 2025, in the wealthy island state.
- The election victory came after vigorous efforts by Prime Minister Wong and his predecessor Lee Hsien Loong, who campaigned amid voter anxieties over impending US tariffs and economic instability.
- The PAP secured 87 of 97 seats with 65.57% of over 2.4 million votes cast, retaining dominance despite stronger opposition efforts from the Workers' Party.
- Wong expressed his gratitude for the election outcome, noting that Singaporeans had given the PAP a decisive endorsement to lead, and stated that this outcome would strengthen Singapore’s ability to navigate global uncertainties.
- The win grants Wong a mandate to guide Singapore through economic upheaval caused by tariff threats, while the PAP continues to face criticism and challenges from a more vocal electorate.
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Taiwan congratulates Singapore after ruling party wins another election - Focus Taiwan
Taipei, May 5 (CNA) Taiwan's government on Sunday extended its congratulations to Singapore in completing the latest round of general elections that saw the long-ruling People's Action Party (PAP) win another landslide victory.
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