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The rising cost of living is a major concern for Singaporeans of all ages, and Workers’ Party (WP) candidates said at their second rally on April 26 that government policies have worsened the situation. Speaking at Temasek Junior College, the candidates urged voters to send more WP representatives into Parliament, arguing that a stronger opposition

The rising cost of living, job insecurity, and affordable healthcare were among the key concerns raised by People’s Power Party (PPP) candidates during their second election rally on April 26. Speaking to a crowd over a 2½-hour session, party secretary-general Goh Meng Seng urged Singaporeans to reject what he termed the “politics of fear”, which

The economic uncertainty triggered by the United States’ imposition of tariffs on its trading partners is no ordinary challenge, but a “tidal wave of change”, Deputy Prime Minister Gan Kim Yong warned at a PAP rally on April 26. Speaking at Yusof Ishak Secondary School, Mr Gan pushed back against critics who claimed the ruling

Three senior PAP figures returned to the campaign trail on April 26 to rally support for the party’s East Coast GRC team, calling for voters to back anchor minister Edwin Tong and his slate of candidates. At Bedok Stadium, former Cabinet minister Lim Swee Say, Deputy Prime Minister Heng Swee Keat, and outgoing Potong Pasir

Red Dot United (RDU) put the spotlight firmly on bread-and-butter issues such as housing affordability, rising living costs, and transport woes at its first election rally on April 26. Speaking at Bukit View Secondary School in Bukit Batok, RDU’s 15 candidates shared stories from residents about struggling to afford daily essentials, concerns about their children’s

Progress Singapore Party (PSP) candidate Stephanie Tan is hopeful that her party’s strong performance in Parliament over the last five years will help boost her chances in Pioneer SMC at the upcoming General Election. Speaking during a walkabout on April 26, Ms Tan, 37, said the “sensing on the ground has been pretty good”, with

The People’s Power Party (PPP) launched its first rally of GE2025 on April 24 with fiery speeches that targeted both the Workers’ Party (WP) and the ruling People’s Action Party (PAP), while promising to be a voice for “truth” in Parliament. At the rally held outside Temasek Junior College in Tampines, PPP secretary-general Goh Meng

The Singapore Democratic Party (SDP) took aim at the Government’s handling of the cost-of-living crisis at its first rally for GE2025, saying that vouchers are no substitute for tackling structural issues like rising taxes and perceived wasteful spending. Speaking at Choa Chu Kang Stadium, SDP chief Dr Chee Soon Juan argued that the Goods and

Rising costs, job insecurity, and the dangers of political dominance were key themes at the Progress Singapore Party’s (PSP) rally on April 24 at Catholic High School in Bishan, as the party made its case for stronger opposition presence in Parliament. PSP founder and chairman Dr Tan Cheng Bock capped off the night’s speeches, warning

In his first rally speech as Prime Minister and PAP Secretary-General, Mr Lawrence Wong cautioned opposition parties against inflaming sensitive issues or using domestic politics to divide Singaporeans, urging all to “always uphold multiracial politics” and unity amid a tense global climate. “We are all Singaporeans first and foremost,” Mr Wong told a packed crowd