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With the GE around the corner, and with the gerrymandered constituencies, the PAPzis are undoubtedly hoping that many opposition parties will be mired in multi-cornered fights, as was the case with PE in 2011.
But the Punggol-East BE 2013 clearly shows that MCFs are not necessarily bad when opposition voters can clearly see a likely winner. They can then disregard the spoilers (deliberate or delusional) and hand the opposition party most likely to win a decisive victory.
Where WP runs, the situation will be clear but where it doesn't, some guidance will help to ensure a clear pattern of strategic voting that will at least deny the PAPzis a 2/3 majority.
I suggest the following, which we can discuss and finalize as polling date approaches:

But the Punggol-East BE 2013 clearly shows that MCFs are not necessarily bad when opposition voters can clearly see a likely winner. They can then disregard the spoilers (deliberate or delusional) and hand the opposition party most likely to win a decisive victory.
Where WP runs, the situation will be clear but where it doesn't, some guidance will help to ensure a clear pattern of strategic voting that will at least deny the PAPzis a 2/3 majority.
I suggest the following, which we can discuss and finalize as polling date approaches:
