Re: [Breaking News] Total = 89 seats in total for next General Election - 13 SMC - 16
You can keep it for yourself lah :p
You can keep it for yourself lah :p
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New battle lines drawn! Election boundary thread.
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[Breaking News] Total = 89 seats in total for next General Election - 13 SMC - 16
what's make u think so
calm b4 the storm ....
bet u... they'll double their allowance.. after the GE
what's make u think so
calm b4 the storm ....
bet u... they'll double their allowance.. after the GE
Re: [Breaking News] Total = 89 seats in total for next General Election - 13 SMC - 16
Bro u retire kopiuncle and ah meng alr ah?
These jokers can govern Singapore?
Tiok boh??
Bro u retire kopiuncle and ah meng alr ah?
Re: election boundary out! no more joo chiat smc! pap pattern again!
One area that needs volunteers....
Counting stations. This is where likely vile pappies will cheat if the vote is against them
One area that needs volunteers....
Counting stations. This is where likely vile pappies will cheat if the vote is against them
Re: [Breaking News] Total = 89 seats in total for next General Election - 13 SMC - 16
So much for wp's dream of coalition with the pap.
So much for wp's dream of coalition with the pap.
Re: [Breaking News] Total = 89 seats in total for next General Election - 13 SMC - 16
Double confirmed - these guys are blow job kings.
PAP will be elected once again.
The best brains, the best men and the best team - PAP will clean sweep the whole country!
All the ill omens, all the ill luck, all the pain, all the suffering, all the poverty and all the garbages will be blown away..
PAP is the only party that will be successful in governing Singapore!!! Majulah Singapura!!!
Double confirmed - these guys are blow job kings.
Re: [Breaking News] Total = 89 seats in total for next General Election - 13 SMC - 16
I only know pinkie will relapse n die like horribly n that would b awesome
I only know pinkie will relapse n die like horribly n that would b awesome
Re: [Breaking News] Total = 89 seats in total for next General Election - 13 SMC - 16
That would be Christmas come early. Huat ah! Better than kena toto 2nd prize
That would be Christmas come early. Huat ah! Better than kena toto 2nd prize
Re: [Breaking News] Total = 89 seats in total for next General Election - 13 SMC - 16
Hyosung. Yummy.
Hyosung. Yummy.
Re: [Breaking News] Total = 89 seats in total for next General Election - 13 SMC - 16
You are too modest. I'm looking at 99% with 1% spoilt votes.
You are too modest. I'm looking at 99% with 1% spoilt votes.
Roy's detailed analysis on why the boundaries are re-drawn the way they are
The Singapore general election is coming soon. Some rumours say that the next election will be held on 12 September 2015. It could be earlier, in August after National Day or before the year is out.
The PAP ruling party has gerrymandered and changed the Singapore electoral boundaries yet again.
The changes were announced today.
Here is a quick analysis on the changes in the electoral boundaries.
(1) For my Sembawang friends, Sembawang Central – where I live – was moved from Sembawang GRC in 2006 to Nee Soon GRC in 2011 and back to Sembawang GRC again in 2015.
(2) The PAP believes that it will lose the East Coast GRC to the Worker’s Party. It moved Serangoon Island from the East Coast GRC to Pasir Ris-Punggol GRC. Looks like the PAP wants to develop Serangoon Island in the next 5 years and does not want any hindrance.
(3) The PAP also looks like it believes that it will lose Nee Soon GRC to the Worker’s Party. It moved Simpang and Seletar Island to Sembawang GRC, in the hope that it can develop the Woodlands-Sembawang corridor with free rein, which Lee Hsien Loong announced at last year’s National Day Rally.
(4) The PAP also deleted Joo Chiat SMC and Moulmein-Kallang GRC because it knows that it will lose them to the Worker’s Party – the Worker’s Party won more than 40% of the votes in both constituencies at the last election.
(5) For the three other key development areas that the PAP has planned for – Jurong, Tampines and West Coast GRCs – the PAP has consolidated these areas and largely left them intact, which means they will likely field who they consider to be their strong candidates in these areas. Deputy Prime Minister Tharman Shanmugaratnam currently helms the Jurong GRC.
From this, you can see that how the PAP redraws the electoral boundaries is broadly dependent on three things:
– First, it is dependent on making sure that the constituencies which posed the biggest threat to the PAP at the previous election are deleted – which we already know.
– Second, the PAP already has development plans in mind and have redrawn the boundaries to allow it (it hopes) to hold on to certain constituencies so that it can fully develop these areas according to its wants. In that sense, the PAP has parcelled out Singapore into areas it considers important to keep for its growth-at-all-cost model, and those which it considers less important.
And if you understand what it means when the PAP wants to develop these areas, it means that the PAP wants to build more shopping malls, increase rents, increase prices, increase revenue for themselves and allow themselves to get rich. So, you want to let them?
– Third, you can see that the PAP believes that it will lose about 10% of the votes at the next election, as most of the constituencies with boundary changes are those which the opposition won more than 40% at the last election, and which the PAP believes it will lose.
And if you track the past three elections, for constituencies where their boundaries did not change, the PAP lost an average of 10% in these constituencies at each subsequent election, which means that at the next election, the PAP will indeed lose another 10% of the votes.
The PAP won 60% of the total votes at the last election. So going along these lines, based on the PAP’s prediction, it means that they would likely lose 10% of the votes and only win about 50% of the votes at the next election.
It would most likely be a 50-50 at the next election for the PAP and the opposition. This is a chance for us Singaporeans to set things right!
So, Singaporeans, you want to help the PAP lose and help Singaporeans win?
Here's how...........http://thehearttruths.com/2015/07/2...-at-the-next-singapore-general-election-2015/
The Singapore general election is coming soon. Some rumours say that the next election will be held on 12 September 2015. It could be earlier, in August after National Day or before the year is out.
The PAP ruling party has gerrymandered and changed the Singapore electoral boundaries yet again.
The changes were announced today.
Here is a quick analysis on the changes in the electoral boundaries.
(1) For my Sembawang friends, Sembawang Central – where I live – was moved from Sembawang GRC in 2006 to Nee Soon GRC in 2011 and back to Sembawang GRC again in 2015.
(2) The PAP believes that it will lose the East Coast GRC to the Worker’s Party. It moved Serangoon Island from the East Coast GRC to Pasir Ris-Punggol GRC. Looks like the PAP wants to develop Serangoon Island in the next 5 years and does not want any hindrance.
(3) The PAP also looks like it believes that it will lose Nee Soon GRC to the Worker’s Party. It moved Simpang and Seletar Island to Sembawang GRC, in the hope that it can develop the Woodlands-Sembawang corridor with free rein, which Lee Hsien Loong announced at last year’s National Day Rally.
(4) The PAP also deleted Joo Chiat SMC and Moulmein-Kallang GRC because it knows that it will lose them to the Worker’s Party – the Worker’s Party won more than 40% of the votes in both constituencies at the last election.
(5) For the three other key development areas that the PAP has planned for – Jurong, Tampines and West Coast GRCs – the PAP has consolidated these areas and largely left them intact, which means they will likely field who they consider to be their strong candidates in these areas. Deputy Prime Minister Tharman Shanmugaratnam currently helms the Jurong GRC.
From this, you can see that how the PAP redraws the electoral boundaries is broadly dependent on three things:
– First, it is dependent on making sure that the constituencies which posed the biggest threat to the PAP at the previous election are deleted – which we already know.
– Second, the PAP already has development plans in mind and have redrawn the boundaries to allow it (it hopes) to hold on to certain constituencies so that it can fully develop these areas according to its wants. In that sense, the PAP has parcelled out Singapore into areas it considers important to keep for its growth-at-all-cost model, and those which it considers less important.
And if you understand what it means when the PAP wants to develop these areas, it means that the PAP wants to build more shopping malls, increase rents, increase prices, increase revenue for themselves and allow themselves to get rich. So, you want to let them?
– Third, you can see that the PAP believes that it will lose about 10% of the votes at the next election, as most of the constituencies with boundary changes are those which the opposition won more than 40% at the last election, and which the PAP believes it will lose.
And if you track the past three elections, for constituencies where their boundaries did not change, the PAP lost an average of 10% in these constituencies at each subsequent election, which means that at the next election, the PAP will indeed lose another 10% of the votes.
The PAP won 60% of the total votes at the last election. So going along these lines, based on the PAP’s prediction, it means that they would likely lose 10% of the votes and only win about 50% of the votes at the next election.
It would most likely be a 50-50 at the next election for the PAP and the opposition. This is a chance for us Singaporeans to set things right!
So, Singaporeans, you want to help the PAP lose and help Singaporeans win?
Here's how...........http://thehearttruths.com/2015/07/2...-at-the-next-singapore-general-election-2015/
Re: election boundary out! no more joo chiat smc! pap pattern again!
Still remember Cheng San in 1997.
Still remember Cheng San in 1997.
Re: [Breaking News] Total = 89 seats in total for next General Election - 13 SMC - 16
How can our election be fair when the PM's men run it?
How can our election be fair when the PM's men run it?
Re: [Breaking News] Total = 89 seats in total for next General Election - 13 SMC - 16
NO NO NO, no way, how the Chee Sim Luan pap IB wayang party did to Chiam See Tong, we would never never forgottened.
go google, google would never tell lies.
NO NO NO, no way, how the Chee Sim Luan pap IB wayang party did to Chiam See Tong, we would never never forgottened.
go google, google would never tell lies.
Re: [Electoral Map] Joo Chiat SMC Disappeared
The secretary to the PM can't work against his boss, can he?
What is the justification for the change? No explanation.
Can election be fair then?
The secretary to the PM can't work against his boss, can he?
What is the justification for the change? No explanation.
Can election be fair then?
Re: Roy's detailed analysis on why the boundaries are re-drawn the way they are
Ordinary Roy is a much better political analyst than those academics from local think tanks and the universities.
NUS department of political science should make Roy a professor immediately.
Ordinary Roy is a much better political analyst than those academics from local think tanks and the universities.
NUS department of political science should make Roy a professor immediately.
Re: Roy's detailed analysis on why the boundaries are re-drawn the way they are
Grandma Gillian will prove Roy wrong.
Grandma Gillian will prove Roy wrong.
Re: [Electoral Map] Joo Chiat SMC Disappeared
No. Let him remain as PM. Loot the larder till there is nothing left in the kitty. More oldies can then look forward to keeping fit by collecting cardboard.
No. Let him remain as PM. Loot the larder till there is nothing left in the kitty. More oldies can then look forward to keeping fit by collecting cardboard.
Re: [Breaking News] Total = 89 seats in total for next General Election - 13 SMC - 16
Need to focus on vote counting process, from the pooling stations to sealing off the boxes, then delivery to the counting centre.
Need to focus on vote counting process, from the pooling stations to sealing off the boxes, then delivery to the counting centre.
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