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.

tranquilice SG

Errr,why was that???Could there be walkovers along???Since no one wants to take both AMK and Sembawang????

As with the past elections, although opposition said they want to contest all seats, but there will always be walkovers, including this time.

Mr K SG

I know,but there's once when all 87 seats had been planned to be contested,but there could be possibility that there may be walkovers.......Hope that my area in Bishan does not return unopposed again and I'm praying really hard,hoping that Mr Chiam may do in for the last time.....And in which areas there would be walkovers??????

Aljunied GRC: Workers' Party

Bishan - Toa Payoh GRC: Singapore People's Party

Bukit Panjang SMC: Singapore Democratic Party

Chua Chu Kang GRC: National Solidarity Party

East Coast GRC: Workers' Party

Holland - Bukit Timah GRC: Singapore Democratic Party

Hong Kah North SMC: Singapore People's Party

Hougang SMC: Workers' Party

Joo Chiat SMC: Independent candidate

Jurong GRC: National Solidarity Party

Marine Parade GRC: Democratic Progressive Party,National Solidarity Party OR Singapore Democratic Alliance

Moulmein - Kallang GRC:National Solidarity Party(strongly interest..) OR Workers' Party

Mountbatten SMC: National Solidarity Party and Socialist Front

Nee Soon GRC: Workers' Party

Pasir Ris - Punggol GRC: Singapore Democratic Alliance

Pioneer SMC: National Solidarity Party and Reform Party

Potong Pasir SMC: Singapore People's Party

Punggol East SMC: Singapore Democratic Alliance and Worker's Party

Radin Mas SMC: Reform Party,Singapore Democratic Alliance,National Solidarity Party and Socialist Front(LOSE DEPOSIT)

Sengkang West SMC: Workers' Party,Singapore Democratic Alliance and People's Liberal Democratic Party(LOSE DEPOSIT!!!)

Tampines GRC: National Solidarity Party

Tanjong Pagar GRC: Democratic Progressive Party OR Singapore Democratic Party

Whampoa SMC:National Solidarity Party and Socialist Front or Singapore Democratic Party

Yuhua SMC:Singapore Democratic Party(another woman-to-woman fight?)

Could that be possible that 3 GRCs-Ang Mo Kio,Sembawang and West Coast may return unopposed as Reform Party has no sufficient candidates???Hope's Bishan-Toa Payoh may not facing another walkover as well as both Marine Parade and Tanjong Pagar GRCs........

alize SG

Nice one, SDP is taking Bukit Panjang. That is one of the most pro-PAP constituencies. Horribly neglected, but those people don't know sh*t.

They're taking Holland Bukit Timah too, full of pro-PAP rich people. Too bad VB is there, would be nice to see him out.

Mr K SG

LATEST.............

Aljunied GRC: Workers' Party

Ang Mo Kio GRC:Singapore Democratic Alliance???

Bishan - Toa Payoh GRC: Singapore People's Party

Bukit Panjang SMC: Singapore Democratic Party

Chua Chu Kang GRC: National Solidarity Party OR Reform Party??

East Coast GRC: Workers' Party

Holland - Bukit Timah GRC: Singapore Democratic Party

Hong Kah North SMC: Singapore People's Party OR Reform Party...

Hougang SMC: Workers' Party

Joo Chiat SMC:Workers' Party and Independent candidate

Jurong GRC: National Solidarity Party

Marine Parade GRC: National Solidarity Party OR Singapore Democratic Alliance

Moulmein - Kallang GRC:National Solidarity Party(strongly interest..) OR Workers' Party

Mountbatten SMC: National Solidarity Party and/OR Socialist Front

Nee Soon GRC: Workers' Party

Pasir Ris - Punggol GRC: Singapore Democratic Alliance

Pioneer SMC: National Solidarity Party and Reform Party

Potong Pasir SMC: Singapore People's Party(another possible woman-to-woman fight if Tin Pei Ling's in???)

Punggol East SMC: Singapore Democratic Alliance and Worker's Party

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

Sembawang GRC:Either Workers' Party or Singapore Democratic Party???

Sengkang West SMC: Workers' Party,Singapore Democratic Alliance and People's Liberal Democratic Party(LOSE DEPOSIT!!!)

Tampines GRC: National Solidarity Party

Tanjong Pagar GRC: Democratic Progressive Party OR Singapore Democratic Party?????

West Coast GRC:Reform Party

Whampoa SMC:National Solidarity Party and Socialist Front or Singapore Democratic Party

Yuhua SMC:Singapore Democratic Party(another woman-to-woman fight?)

Stay tuned on Nomination Day by 20 April.........

Clivebenss SG

GE: Opposition parties locked in tussle in at least 8 constituencies
By Imelda Saad | Posted: 13 April 2011 2004 hrs

SINGAPORE : Opposition parties have said that they want to contest all 27 constituencies at the coming polls.

If that happens, it will be the first time all seats in a General Election (GE) are contested since Singapore's Independence.

Singapore has been divided into 12 Single Member Constituencies (SMCs) and 15 Group Representation Constituencies (GRCs). That makes 27 constituencies in all.

At this point, three constituencies could see walkovers. They are Ang Mo Kio, Tanjong Pagar and Sembawang.

That leaves 24 constituencies likely to be contested, including all SMCs.

Several three-cornered fights have emerged, despite the opposition saying it wants to avoid such fights.

That's because that would dilute the opposition's chances of winning against the ruling People's Action Party (PAP) in those constituencies.

Five SMCs and one GRC are looking to become three-cornered fights.

At Joo Chiat SMC, the Workers' Party (WP) will likely face Independent candidate Andrew Kuan and the PAP's Charles Chong.

The Workers' Party and Singapore Democratic Alliance (SDA) are also both interested in contesting Punggol East and Sengkang West SMCs.

Both opposition parties claim they have been working in the area over the past five years.

The National Solidarity Party (NSP) is also locked in a tussle with the Workers' Party to contest Moulmein-Kallang GRC.

The ward is formed from parts of the former Jalan Besar GRC which NSP contested in the last two elections in 2006 and 2001.

The Workers' Party is claiming the area because of its proximity to Aljunied GRC, where it had a strong showing in 2006, garnering 43.9 per cent of valid votes.

The other SMCs likely to see three-cornered fights are Pioneer SMC - with the Reform Party and the NSP gunning for the ward - as well as Hong Kah North, with both the Reform Party (RP) and the Singapore People's Party (SPP) wanting to contest there.

Two other SMCs may see four-cornered fights.

The Singapore Democratic Party (SDP), the Reform Party and the National Solidarity Party have all expressed interest in Yuhua, while Radin Mas SMC is likely to see the Reform Party, the SDA and the NSP locked in battle with the PAP.

Another ward to watch is the Marine Parade GRC, helmed by Singapore Senior Minister Goh Chok Tong. It will likely see its first contest since 1992, from the NSP.

Veteran opposition figure Chiam See Tong has left his stronghold of Potong Pasir to helm the Singapore People's Party team at Bishan-Toa Payoh GRC.

All eyes will also be on Aljunied GRC, where the Workers' Party was the best performing opposition team there in 2006.

To form the government, all the PAP needs is to secure a simple majority.

That's 44 out of the total 87 seats in Parliament.

- CNA

tranquilice SG

Radin Mas is likely to see a 5 cornered fight.

PAP vs RP, NSP, SDA, Alec Tok formerly from RP may be contesting as an independent.

ditzy SG

Those live bukit purmei shiok boh.

Mr K SG

LATEST.............

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

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

Hougang SMC: Workers' Party

Joo Chiat SMC:Workers' Party and Independent candidate

Jurong GRC: National Solidarity Party

Marine Parade GRC: National Solidarity Party

Moulmein - Kallang GRC:National Solidarity Party(strongly interest..)/Workers' Party

Mountbatten SMC: National Solidarity Party

Nee Soon GRC: Workers' Party

Pasir Ris - Punggol GRC: Singapore Democratic Alliance

Pioneer SMC: National Solidarity Party and Reform Party

Potong Pasir SMC: Singapore People's Party(another possible woman-to-woman fight if Tin Pei Ling's in???)

Punggol East SMC: Singapore Democratic Alliance and Worker's Party

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

Sengkang West SMC: Workers' Party,Singapore Democratic Alliance and People's Liberal Democratic Party(LOSE DEPOSIT!!!)

Tampines GRC: National Solidarity Party

West Coast GRC:Reform Party

Mr K SG

LATEST.............

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

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

Hougang SMC: Workers' Party

Joo Chiat SMC:Workers' Party and Independent candidate

Jurong GRC: National Solidarity Party

Pasir Ris - Punggol GRC: Singapore Democratic Alliance

Pioneer SMC: National Solidarity Party and Reform Party

Potong Pasir SMC: Singapore People's Party(another possible woman-to-woman fight if Tin Pei Ling's in???)

Punggol East SMC: Singapore Democratic Alliance and Worker's Party

Tampines GRC: National Solidarity Party

West Coast GRC:Reform Party

Whampoa SMC:National Solidarity Party

Yuhua SMC:Singapore Democratic Party(another woman-to-woman fight?),National Solidarity Party/Reform Party

So,is that true that 3 GRCs will be in walkovers?????Then what if there may be multi-cornered fights

Mr K SG

LATEST.............

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

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

Hougang SMC: Workers' Party

Joo Chiat SMC:Workers' Party and Independent candidate

Jurong GRC: National Solidarity Party

Pasir Ris - Punggol GRC: Singapore Democratic Alliance

Pioneer SMC: National Solidarity Party and Reform Party

Potong Pasir SMC: Singapore People's Party(another possible woman-to-woman fight if Tin Pei Ling's in???)

Punggol East SMC: Singapore Democratic Alliance and Worker's Party

Tampines GRC: National Solidarity Party

West Coast GRC:Reform Party

Mr K SG

LATEST.............

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

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

Hougang SMC: Workers' Party

Joo Chiat SMC:Workers' Party and Independent candidate

Jurong GRC: National Solidarity Party

Pasir Ris - Punggol GRC: Singapore Democratic Alliance

Pioneer SMC: National Solidarity Party and Reform Party

Potong Pasir SMC: Singapore People's Party(another possible woman-to-woman fight if Tin Pei Ling's in???)

Punggol East SMC: Singapore Democratic Alliance and Worker's Party

Tampines GRC: National Solidarity Party

West Coast GRC:Reform Party

Clivebenss SG

GE: NSP drops out of Moulmein-Kallang GRC contest
By Imelda Saad | Posted: 16 April 2011 1347 hrs

INGAPORE: The National Solidarity Party (NSP) has dropped its plan to contest the new Moulmein-Kallang GRC in the upcoming General Election, to give way to the Workers' Party and avoid a three-cornered fight.

The party said this is a "painful decision".

The original team slated for Moulmein-Kallang GRC will move to Chua Chu Kang GRC, led by NSP President Sebastian Teo.

The party had earlier spelt out its interest in contesting Moulmein-Kallang GRC, which was carved out from the now-defunct Jalan Besar GRC.

Mr Teo had highlighted the fact that the NSP contested in Jalan Besar for the last two terms.

He had also said that the NSP had put in a lot of resources and effort in the constituency and had stepped up its ground activity since 2008 to prepare for this coming election.

The party has also decided not to contest Yuhua single member constituency.

But it is still interested in fielding a team in Marine Parade GRC and will announce its decision at a later date.

-CNA

tranquilice SG

GE: NSP drops out of Moulmein-Kallang GRC contest
By Imelda Saad | Posted: 16 April 2011 1347 hrs

The original team slated for Moulmein-Kallang GRC will move to Chua Chu Kang GRC, led by NSP President Sebastian Teo.

Good move, otherwise CCK GRC will see a walkover. RP has decided not to contest CCK GRC.

Clivebenss SG

GE: SPP to contest Ang Mo Kio GRC
By Hoe Yeen Nie | Posted: 16 April 2011 1524 hrs

SINGAPORE: The Singapore People's Party is making plans to contest in Ang Mo Kio GRC. The team is likely to be led by 23-year-old Alex Tan, a financial advisor.

Mr Tan said he has assembled a team for the six-member constituency, and is putting together its battle plans.

Details of the team will be revealed in due course, and he said the team will comprise new faces and experienced politicians.

Sources said one possible candidate could be Mr Frankie Low, a new SPP member who was formerly from the Workers' Party.

Mr Tan said he has not conducted formal walkabouts at the GRC, which is helmed by Prime Minister Lee Hsien Loong.

Mr Tan said he needs time to raise the election deposit - at least S$81,000, or S$13,500 for each candidate, based on the figure from the 2006 election.

Speaking to reporters on the sidelines of a SPP walkabout at Bishan-Toa Payoh, Mr Tan concedes his team's chances are not high, but said his aim is to give Ang Mo Kio residents a chance to vote.

But he said the party's focus remains on fighting Bishan-Toa Payoh GRC.

In 2006, the Workers' Party fielded a young team in Ang Mo Kio GRC against the People's Action Party. The team, dubbed the "suicide squad", garnered 33.87 per cent of votes.

-CNA

PAP ==> Pay And PAIN SG

@ Mr K

Looks like you got to Update again :-)

http://www.straitstimes.com/GeneralElection/News/Story/STIStory_657478.html

SPP WILL be contesting Ang Mo Kio GRC

But..Sembawang OR Tanjong Pagar

I guess either

Sembawang WALKOVER

Tanjong Pagar WALKOVER

BOTH GRC Walkover :-(

Not sure DPP ( Democratic Progressive Party confirm contest or not ! )

Anyway, this year 2011 General Election...There are much Lesser Walkover ! As compare to 2006 :-)

I wish ALL opposition parties Best of Luck :-)

Clivebenss SG

If left Tg Pagar and Sembawang uncontested that will leave only 10 seats uncontested. If Tg Pagar is contested by DPP, then only 5 seats uncontested. Anyway look like this GE will be one hot contest.

Mr K SG

If left Tg Pagar and Sembawang uncontested that will leave only 10 seats uncontested. If Tg Pagar is contested by DPP, then only 5 seats uncontested. Anyway look like this GE will be one hot contest.

There may be possiblity that both will be targetted right by the last minute....Should either WP,SDA,NSP or SDP may be fighting in Sembawang GRC and DPP,SDP or even NSP or possibly Reform to contest Tanjong Pagar,I bet my life that ALL may be contested!!!Imagine that!!!

tranquilice SG

Latest Updates for GRCs

Aljunied GRC: Workers' Party

Ang Mo Kio GRC: Singapore People's Party

Bishan - Toa Payoh GRC: Singapore People's Party

Chua Chu Kang GRC: National Solidarity Party

East Coast GRC: Workers' Party

Holland - Bukit Timah GRC: Singapore Democratic Party

Jurong GRC: National Solidarity Party

Marine Parade GRC: National Solidarity Party

Moulmein - Kallang GRC: Workers' Party

Nee Soon GRC: Workers' Party

Pasir Ris - Punggol GRC: Singapore Democratic Alliance

Sembawang GRC: Likely Uncontested (So far no opposition parties have plan to contest here)

Tampines GRC: National Solidarity Party

Tanjong Pagar GRC: Likely Uncontested (Democratic Progressive Party may not be contesting)

West Coast GRC: Reform Party

PAP ==> Pay And PAIN SG

@ tranquilice

Thanks for the above update.

Many people including myself hope Sembawang WILL be contested...

We know it is NOT easy as it also consist of Woodland and Marsiling...

Anyway this Khaw Boon Wan cannot let him WALKOVER easily.

Some of his Healthcare policies, people are NOT happy with it.

Oh yeah that $8 Heart Bypass surgery ! He thought EVERYONE can afford to pay a HIGH premium !

Shitty Khaw MUST step down and go back to his own country MALAYSIA !

tranquilice SG

Latest Updates for SMCs

Bukit Panjang SMC: Singapore Democratic Party

Hong Kah North SMC: Singapore People's Party

Hougang SMC: Workers' Party

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

Mountbatten SMC: National Solidarity Party

Pioneer SMC: National Solidarity Party and Reform Party

Potong Pasir SMC: Singapore People's Party

Punggol East SMC: Singapore Democratic Alliance and Worker's Party

Radin Mas SMC: Reform Party, Singapore Democratic Alliance, National Solidarity Party and independent candidate Alec Tok

Sengkang West SMC: Workers' Party, Singapore Democratic Alliance and People's Liberal Democratic Party

Whampoa SMC: National Solidarity Party

Yuhua SMC: Singapore Democratic Party

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