Opposition Parties Contest Plan

last SG · 2010-10-26T23:16:19+00:00

dun need that many.Easier for us to count percentage of PAP domination in parliament.

Seowlah SG

It is so sad that RP started off so well and now KJ has to fight for only a SMC.

Junyang700 SG

It is so sad that RP started off so well and now KJ has to fight for only a SMC.

what matters more is winning at least a seat... =)

tranquilice SG

Updates based on electoral divisions (03 March)

Aljunied GRC: Workers' Party

Ang Mo Kio GRC: No Oppositions

Bishan - Toa Payoh GRC: Singapore People's Party, Singapore Democratic Party, Reform Party, Socialist Front

Bukit Panjang SMC: Singapore Democratic Party, Reform Party, Singapore Democratic Alliance

Chua Chu Kang GRC: Reform Party

East Coast GRC: Workers' Party, National Solidarity Party

Holland - Bukit Timah GRC: Singapore Democratic Party

Hong Kah North SMC: Singapore People's Party, Reform Party

Hougang SMC: Workers' Party

Joo Chiat SMC: Workers' Party, Independent candidate Andrew Kuan

Jurong GRC: Reform Party, National Solidarity Party

Marine Parade GRC: Democratic Progressive Party

Moulmein - Kallang GRC: Workers' Party, National Solidarity Party, Singapore Democratic Party

Mountbatten SMC: National Solidarity Party, Singapore Democratic Alliance, Socialist Front

Nee Soon GRC: Workers' Party, National Solidarity Party

Pasir Ris - Punggol GRC: Singapore Democratic Alliance

Pioneer SMC: Reform Party, National Solidarity Party, Singapore Democratic Party

Potong Pasir SMC: Singapore People's Party, Singapore Democratic Alliance

Punggol East SMC: Workers' Party, Singapore Democratic Alliance

Radin Mas SMC: Reform Party, National Solidarity Party, Singapore Democratic Alliance, Socialist Front

Sembawang GRC: No Oppositions

Sengkang West SMC: Workers' Party, Singapore Democratic Alliance

Tampines GRC: National Solidarity Party, Singapore Democratic Party

Tanjong Pagar GRC: Democratic Progressive Party

West Coast GRC: Reform Party, National Solidarity Party

Whampoa SMC: Workers' Party, National Solidarity Party, Singapore Democratic Party, Socialist Front

Yuhua SMC: Reform Party, National Solidarity Party, Singapore Democratic Party

Clivebenss SG

Sembawang and Ang Mo Kio still no takers?

tranquilice SG

Sembawang and Ang Mo Kio still no takers?

They are not interested.

Taiyaki SG

I just want to vote !!!

Pls send a candidate to my ward.

Nelstar SG

This time must listen to quite a number of music.

tranquilice SG

I just want to vote !!!

Pls send a candidate to my ward.

Voting which party?

Mr K SG

Expect predictions for this elections........

Aljunied GRC: Workers' Party(Sylvia Lim AGAIN facing with George Yeo...)

Ang Mo Kio GRC: No Oppositions

Bishan - Toa Payoh GRC: Singapore People's Party(Chiam vs DPM Wong,with SPP fellas with both Tony Tan and Hazel Poa...)

Bukit Panjang SMC: Singapore Democratic Party

Chua Chu Kang GRC: Reform Party

East Coast GRC: Workers' Party

Holland - Bukit Timah GRC: Singapore Democratic Party

Hong Kah North SMC: Reform Party

Hougang SMC: Workers' Party

Joo Chiat SMC: Workers' Party and Independent candidate Andrew Kuan or eventually WP itself....FAIR?

Jurong GRC: National Solidarity Party

Marine Parade GRC: Democratic Progressive Party(FINALLY all alone,with NSP changing course....)

Moulmein - Kallang GRC: National Solidarity Party(RIP:Jalan Besar GRC...)

Mountbatten SMC: National Solidarity Party

Nee Soon GRC: Workers' Party OR National Solidarity Party

Pasir Ris - Punggol GRC: Singapore Democratic Alliance(consisting of SJP and PKMS....)

Pioneer SMC: Reform Party or National Solidarity Party or eventually BOTH!!!

Potong Pasir SMC: Singapore People's Party(Lina wants to be alone!!)

Punggol East SMC: Singapore Democratic Alliance

Radin Mas SMC: Reform Party or Singapore Democratic Alliance

Sembawang GRC: No Oppositions

Sengkang West SMC: Workers' Party or Singapore Democratic Alliance

Tampines GRC: National Solidarity Party(ONLY the SOLE!!!)

Tanjong Pagar GRC: Democratic Progressive Party

West Coast GRC: Reform Party, National Solidarity Party

Whampoa SMC: National Solidarity Party or Socialist Front

Yuhua SMC: National Solidarity Party or Reform Party

To be confirmed by tomorrow,for exact results...........

Mr K SG

Ang Mo Kio has eventually targetted by WP once and eventually twice,man!!!But PM Lee will be likely to enjoy a walkover sooner with 6 men still in.....Whereas Sembawang has been witnessing the best fight between the PAP and the SDP team....Then WP has been targetting it and eventually SDP again...Right now,NONE at all in both!!!!!
Marine Parade GRC has once met up by the NSP and also SDA....Then finally,DPP which we had never seen at all last time has finally resurged,targetting both it and also Tanjong Pagar GRC which has been earlier targetted by Reform.....
Likewise,focusing on GRCs,Bishan-Toa Payoh is likely to be the next Aljunied,proving that the votes had been improving in the latter with a new division up,whilst Holland-Bukit Timah,Marine Parade and Tanjong Pagar wins much larger over the SDP and the two over 2 DPP teams.......

tranquilice SG

Walkover expected for Ang Mo Kio, Marine Parade, Tanjong Pagar and Sembawang.

Clivebenss SG

Walkover expected for Ang Mo Kio, Marine Parade, Tanjong Pagar and Sembawang.

tranquilice SG

Updates: Oppositions to contest all seats.

tranquilice SG

Updates after Opposition Parties 2nd meeting on 05 March

Worker's Party (WP)

Reform Party (RP)

Democratic Progressive Party (DPP)

National Solidarity Party (NSP)

Singapore Democratic Alliance (SDA)

Singapore People's Party (SPP)

Singapore Democratic Party (SDP)

Clivebenss SG

Singapore GE: Opposition parties to contest all seats
By S Ramesh/Evelyn Choo | Posted: 05 March 2011 1847 hrs

SINGAPORE: Singapore's major opposition parties have come to an agreement to contest all 27 constituencies in the next General Election (GE), which is due before February 2012.

At Saturday's meeting, they also agreed to avoid three-cornered fights in Group Representation Constituencies (GRCs), meaning most of the GRCs are likely to see a straight fight.

However, in the case of the 12 Single-Member Constituencies (SMCs), the party leaders said discussions are ongoing.

If the opposition parties keep to their declaration, the next GE is likely to see a situation where the PAP will not be returned to power on Nomination Day.

Going into the details of where they stand to contest, Workers' Party (WP) chairman Sylvia Lim said her party will be in the Aljunied and East Coast GRCs.

She said the WP is also interested in the newly-carved out Moulmein-Kallang GRC as well as Nee Soon GRC.

As for the SMCs, she said her party is keen on five. These are Hougang, Joo Chiat, Punggol East, Sengkang West and Whampoa.

When asked if the WP will contest the Ang Mo Kio GRC, Ms Lim said the party will not be doing so as it has to balance its resources according to its strategy.

But Channel NewsAsia understands that other parties may decide to take on Ang Mo Kio GRC.

The Reform Party's Mr Kenneth Jeyaretnam said his party will be contesting in the West Coast and Chua Chu Kang GRCs and also the single seats of Radin Mas, Pioneer and Hong Kah North.

Meanwhile the Democratic Progressive Party's Seow Khee Leng said it will take on the Tanjong Pagar and Marine Parade GRCs.

The National Solidarity Party intends to contest Tampines and Jurong GRCs.

As for the Singapore Democratic Alliance (SDA), it plans to contest the Pasir Ris-Punggol GRC and also the single-MP seats of Punggol East and Radin Mas.

Sengkang West is also under consideration, it said.

Potong Pasir's MP, Mr Chiam See Tong, said he wants to contest Bishan-Toa Payoh GRC and his Singapore People's Party (SPP) also wants to run in Potong Pasir and Hong Kah North single-member constituencies.

The Singapore Democratic Party (SDP) meanwhile said it would go for Holland-Bukit Timah GRC and the Bukit Panjang single-member ward.

Saturday's meeting was the opposition parties' second in a week and the last to decide on the seat allocation for the coming General Election. However some of the individual parties will continue to meet on a one-on-one basis to come to a bilateral agreement, especially for the single-member constituencies, to avoid three-cornered fights.

Independent candidate Andrew Kuan, who is eyeing the Joo Chiat seat, was also at Saturday's meeting. But he left the venue when organisers told him the discussion was not for independent candidates but opposition parties.

- CNA

Rock^Star SG

That's great. Now all singaporeans can finally vote.

tranquilice SG

Updates based on electoral divisions (05 March)

Aljunied GRC: Workers' Party

Ang Mo Kio GRC: TBA

Bishan - Toa Payoh GRC: Singapore People's Party

Bukit Panjang SMC: Singapore Democratic Party

Chua Chu Kang GRC: Reform Party

East Coast GRC: Workers' Party

Holland - Bukit Timah GRC: Singapore Democratic Party

Hong Kah North SMC: Reform Party, Singapore People's Party

Hougang SMC: Workers' Party

Joo Chiat SMC: Workers' Party, Independent candidate Andrew Kuan

Jurong GRC: National Solidarity Party

Marine Parade GRC: Democratic Progressive Party

Moulmein - Kallang GRC: Workers' Party

Mountbatten SMC: TBA

Nee Soon GRC: Workers' Party

Pasir Ris - Punggol GRC: Singapore Democratic Alliance

Pioneer SMC: Reform Party

Potong Pasir SMC: Singapore People's Party

Punggol East SMC: Workers' Party, Singapore Democratic Alliance

Radin Mas SMC: Reform Party, Singapore Democratic Alliance

Sembawang GRC: TBA

Sengkang West SMC: Workers' Party, Singapore Democratic Alliance

Tampines GRC: National Solidarity Party

Tanjong Pagar GRC: Democratic Progressive Party

West Coast GRC: Reform Party

Whampoa SMC: Workers' Party

Yuhua SMC: TBA

Asromanista2001 SG

DON'T CARE IS RUNNING............

JUST VOTE FOR OPPOSITION............A NO-BRAINER........

tranquilice SG

Results of Opposition Parties 2nd meeting on Sat 05 March

Excluding independent candidates

Walkover Expected

Ang Mo Kio GRC
Sembawang GRC

Straight Fights Expected

Aljunied GRC: Workers' Party

Bishan - Toa Payoh GRC: Singapore People's Party

Bukit Panjang SMC: Singapore Democratic Party

Chua Chu Kang GRC: Reform Party

East Coast GRC: Workers' Party

Holland - Bukit Timah GRC: Singapore Democratic Party

Hougang SMC: Workers' Party

Joo Chiat SMC: Workers' Party

Jurong GRC: National Solidarity Party

Marine Parade GRC: Democratic Progressive Party

Pasir Ris - Punggol GRC: Singapore Democratic Alliance

Potong Pasir SMC: Singapore People's Party

Tampines GRC: National Solidarity Party

Tanjong Pagar GRC: Democratic Progressive Party

West Coast GRC: Reform Party

Three Cornered Fights Expected

Hong Kah North SMC: Reform Party, Singapore People's Party

Moulmein - Kallang GRC: Workers' Party, National Solidarity Party

Mountbatten SMC: National Solidarity Party, Socialist Front

Nee Soon GRC: Workers' Party, National Solidarity Party

Punggol East SMC: Workers' Party, Singapore Democratic Alliance

Sengkang West SMC: Workers' Party, Singapore Democratic Alliance

Yuhua SMC: Singapore Democratic Party, National Solidarity Party

Four Cornered Fights Expected

Pioneer SMC: Singapore Democratic Party, Reform Party, National Solidarity Party

Whampoa SMC: Workers' Party, Singapore Democratic Party, National Solidarity Party

Five Cornered Fights Expected

Radin Mas SMC: Singapore Democratic Alliance, Reform Party, National Solidarity Party, Socialist Front

Junyang700 SG

3-5 corner fights is just plain stupid. They will end up losing their deposits.

I rather they go over to AMK and Sembawang GRC. Their percentage of winning votes would definitely be higher. And who knows you get a great surprise and take over one GRC?

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