Bukit Batok By-election could spell end to Dr Chee’s political aspirations
The Bukit Batok By-election which ended 7 May 2016 could spell the end of Dr Chee Soon Juan's political hopes. During campaigning, the programs unleashed by Dr Chee would stand out as impressive and unique from the oppositions. Pledging to be a full time MP what he offered could be the best that any opposition candidate could...
Dr Chee is still better than other oppositions
I agree that SDP's 38.8% is not such a great result for a by election, by local standards. A WP candidate would have broken the 40% barrier, I feel. However, I would not say that Dr Chee has to step down from politics altogether. So what if he has gotten only 38.8% in a by election, and so what if it is actually his best showing...
Evolution of Singapore’s Democracy into NCMP
My Fellow Kia Su and Kia Si singaporeans, Dai Gay Hoh! (How's Everyone doing?!) Gua si Lau Tua Kang (My name, LTK) Based on the voting patterns and elections results of Singapore in the last 50 odd years, do you all think there is a need for Elections at all? * Elections take up time and resources. I assume some tax money is also...
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