Nadine Chua

1 week ago | straitstimes.com | Zhaki Abdullah |Ng Keng Gene |Nadine Chua |Shaffiq Alkhatib

Follow our live coverage here. SINGAPORE – Deputy Prime Minister Gan Kim Yong led his PAP team to victory in the newly-formed Punggol GRC, beating a team of first-time candidates from the WP with 55.17 per cent of the vote. The WP clinched 44.83 per cent of the vote. Of the votes cast, 63,589 went to PAP, 51,663 went to the WP, and 822 were rejected.

1 week ago | sg.news.yahoo.com | Zhaki Abdullah |Ng Keng Gene |Nadine Chua |Shaffiq Alkhatib

DPM Gan Kim Yong (second from right) speaking at Bedok Stadium early on May 4. With him are his fellow Punggol GRC candidates (from left) Sun Xueling, Janil Puthucheary and Yeo Wan Ling. SINGAPORE – Deputy Prime Minister Gan Kim Yong led his PAP team to victory in the newly formed Punggol GRC, beating a team of first-time candidates from the WP with 55.17 per cent of the vote. The WP claimed 44.83 per cent of the vote.

3 weeks ago | straitstimes.com | Nadine Chua |Clement Yong |Zhaki Abdullah

SINGAPORE -  Minister in the Prime Minister’s Office and Leader of the House Indranee Rajah will anchor the newly-created Pasir Ris-Changi GRC, in a surprise move from her Tanjong Pagar GRC ward. This fuels speculation that Senior Minister Teo Chee Hean, who was expected to helm the GRC, could be moved elsewhere, possibly to the hotly-contested Punggol GRC. The WP has been active there, with both parties keeping their electoral cards close to their chest.

3 weeks ago | straitstimes.com | Kok Yufeng |Nadine Chua |Clement Yong

Follow our live coverage here. SINGAPORE - The WP has introduced its final batch of new candidates for the May 3 general election. The three new faces were unveiled on April 20 at a press conference at the party headquarters in Geylang - the fourth briefing in as many days. They are: Mr Jackson Au Chee Meng, 35, a senior manager of corporate affairs and marketing with the London Stock Exchange Group. Ms Paris V. Parameswari, 51, a former US Navy security administrator.

3 weeks ago | straitstimes.com | Ang Qing |Aqil Hamzah |Nadine Chua

Follow our live coverage here. SINGAPORE - The Republic can expect more three-cornered fights in the coming election as the WP has no interest in making way for other parties, said WP chief Pritam Singh. Asked about other opposition parties indicating interest in constituencies where the WP has been seen walking the ground, he said that the WP does not attend talks organised to avoid multi-corner battles.