Why no election rallies??

[RandomMonkey]

It's day 2 of the campaign tomorrow (Friday) and still no rallies announced.

Why are the candidates trying to lie low?

Png Eng Huat trying to avoid the lime light?

Desmond Choo scared not enough people attend?

Where are the legendary WP rallies?

 

[Cestbon]

Expect on Saturday night. Go rally then Sunday can sleep longer and gossip in coffeeshop.

 

[JiaSAInSI]

Yes I'm also waiting for it. HUAT AH!

 

[RandomMonkey]

Looking forward to Pritam Singh's rally speeches. He is the best speaker in WP.

 

[rusty]

Before rally - 3 days pre-cooling

After rally - 1 day cooling off

 

[Kid278]

Expect on Saturday night. Go rally then Sunday can sleep longer and gossip in coffeeshop.

I think it should happen on saturday night too. Came across an article in asiaone news earlier that says the poodles have not receive any applications for thursday and friday.

 

[insignia]

Confirmed that the WP rallies will be held on Saturday, Tuesday and Thursday

It's official

Finally, some excitement

 

[Kid278]

Confirmed that the WP rallies will be held on Saturday, Tuesday and Thursday

It's official

Finally, some excitement

Just came across this piece of news in Asiaone

WP's rally at Hougang open field tomorrow

WP's Chen Show Mao wiping away the rain water on WP candidate Png Eng Huat's poster.



AsiaOne
Friday, May 18, 2012



There will be a Workers' Party (WP) election rally for tomorrow (May 19) between 7pm and 10pm.

A permit was issued for the election rally, the police said in a statement. It will be held at the open field in front of Blk 837, bounded by Hougang Ave 4 and Hougang Central.
Two sites have been designated by the police for election rallies. The other is Hougang Stadium.
Rallies can take place from May 17 to 24.
The WP will be fielding 50-year-old businessman Png Eng Huat as its candidate. He will go against the People's Action Party's Desmond Choo, 34.
The electoral division of Hougang SMC will have a total of 23,368 voters. They will go to the polls on May 26.
Voters will have 12 hours, from 8am to 8pm, to cast their ballots at nine polling stations.
The result is expected to be announced by 11pm, provided that there are no recounts. There will be two counting centres - at Serangoon Secondary and Holy Innocents' Primary.
A recount is permitted if the difference in votes between the two candidates are less than two per cent of the total valid votes cast.
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