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Bukit Batok residents welcomed Chee Soon Juan and invited him to BBQ
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serve up up with semen or tomato sauce?
Do it at boat quay. The gay sailors from Russia amd India will gladly finish off for you and give you a generous tip.
http://www.straitstimes.com/politics/singapolitics/he-aims-to-visit-every-flat
Bukit Batok by-election: SDP's Chee Soon Juan aims to visit every flat
Posted 14 April 2016
Decked in red party T-shirts, Dr Chee Soon Juan and his team of volunteers have been down in Bukit Batok almost daily for the past month.
The 53-year-old secretary-general of the Singapore Democratic Party (SDP) said his team has knocked on every door in the single-seat constituency as they gear up for a by-election.
And they are going for a second round, he told The Straits Times, as not all residents were home when they went round.
"We are in it to win. We want to make sure that we put in maximum work," Dr Chee said in an interview at his party's Ang Mo Kio headquarters last week.
He is aware of the task ahead. At the 2015 General Election, the SDP's Mr Sadasivam Veriyah won just 26 per cent of the vote. In nearby Holland-Bukit Timah GRC, the four-man SDP team that Dr Chee led won 33 per cent of the vote.
But SDP volunteers recall that at the 1991 General Election, their candidate, Mr Kwan Yue Keng, won over 48 per cent of the vote in the Bukit Batok single seat.
Dr Chee believes it is a plus that this is a by-election. But he still needs to get out and convince residents. This includes talking about how the SDP can manage the town should it win.
"A lot depends on our own fight, our own strategy rather than it being a by-election," he added.
His team relies heavily on technology, live-streaming press conferences and posting videos online. They also use the slogan "Now is the time" and tell residents Dr Chee will be a more useful voice to have in Parliament than another PAP MP.
Dr Chee cited retrenchment concerns and cost of living as the two most pressing issues for residents. He told them that he will raise these issues if he is elected.
He said the SDP will launch programmes to help residents raise their quality of life, and pledged to surpass PAP-run town councils in terms of transparency. He announced a transition team to take over estate matters and form a new town council should he win.
Asked how residents have taken to him, Dr Chee paused, then said that they are generally polite.
But they have complained about rising prices and how Mr Ong initially did not provide a proper explanation to them of why he had resigned.
Bukit Batok by-election: SDP's Chee Soon Juan aims to visit every flat
Posted 14 April 2016
Decked in red party T-shirts, Dr Chee Soon Juan and his team of volunteers have been down in Bukit Batok almost daily for the past month.
The 53-year-old secretary-general of the Singapore Democratic Party (SDP) said his team has knocked on every door in the single-seat constituency as they gear up for a by-election.
And they are going for a second round, he told The Straits Times, as not all residents were home when they went round.
"We are in it to win. We want to make sure that we put in maximum work," Dr Chee said in an interview at his party's Ang Mo Kio headquarters last week.
He is aware of the task ahead. At the 2015 General Election, the SDP's Mr Sadasivam Veriyah won just 26 per cent of the vote. In nearby Holland-Bukit Timah GRC, the four-man SDP team that Dr Chee led won 33 per cent of the vote.
But SDP volunteers recall that at the 1991 General Election, their candidate, Mr Kwan Yue Keng, won over 48 per cent of the vote in the Bukit Batok single seat.
Dr Chee believes it is a plus that this is a by-election. But he still needs to get out and convince residents. This includes talking about how the SDP can manage the town should it win.
"A lot depends on our own fight, our own strategy rather than it being a by-election," he added.
His team relies heavily on technology, live-streaming press conferences and posting videos online. They also use the slogan "Now is the time" and tell residents Dr Chee will be a more useful voice to have in Parliament than another PAP MP.
Dr Chee cited retrenchment concerns and cost of living as the two most pressing issues for residents. He told them that he will raise these issues if he is elected.
He said the SDP will launch programmes to help residents raise their quality of life, and pledged to surpass PAP-run town councils in terms of transparency. He announced a transition team to take over estate matters and form a new town council should he win.
Asked how residents have taken to him, Dr Chee paused, then said that they are generally polite.
But they have complained about rising prices and how Mr Ong initially did not provide a proper explanation to them of why he had resigned.
Will the PAP's Ah Neh give free porridge?
he gives free roti prata.
Free Nasi Briyani and free transportation to the rally site.
How come I dun see any hints of enthusiasm on her face??
It's very hot mah...........................
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