Apr 22, 2011 - Straits Times
THE Singapore Democratic Party (SDP) rolled out its second batch
of five candidates on Friday afternoon, bringing its line-up for
the coming polls to 11 so far.
They are:
- Mr Tan Jee Say, 57, a private investor and former principal
private secretary to Mr Goh Chok Tong (1985-1990)
- Dr Ang Yong Guan, 55, a psychiatrist and former army
colonel
- Mr Mohd Isa Abdul Aziz, a business development manager and
former civil servant
- Mr Sadasivan Veriyah, a former teacher and grassroots
leader
- Mr Gerald Sng, 45, a marketing manager
The latest batch was rolled out a day after SDP unveiled its
first slate of six candidates on Thursday.
Many of the new faces come with notable credentials, marking
what political watchers see as a resurrection for a party that was
close to dissolution just a few years ago, and may improve its
fortunes at the coming elections.
SDP fared the worst among all other parties at the last
election, polling 23.2 per cent of valid votes nationally.
The party has confirmed that it will contest in Sembawang GRC,
as it did at the 2006 election.
finally sdp showing all their big weapons
thought wp have secret weapon in chen
d 2 sdp BIGGER NAME tan n ang can make d holland bkt timah n
sembawang have earthquake
vivian n khaw both r going 2 have a hard time
vivian may have 2 b security guard @white elephant lrt
khaw may have 2 balik kampong 2 penang feed pig
wonder if Gomez will "forget" to file the nomination papers
again 
jg is barred fm secretarial work
