Speculation or Hopes re WP to Win Seats

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These are my speculation, or hopes:
1. Hougang: WP 61 %
2. Aljunied GRC: WP 60 %
3. Sengkang GRC: WP 56 %
4. Tampines GRC: WP 53 %
5. Punggol GRC: WP 52 %
6. Jalan Kayu: WP 51.5 %
7. East Coast GRC: 50 / 50
8. Tampines Changkat: 50 / 50
9. Bukit Panjang: SDP 52 %
10. Sembawang West: SDP 50.5 %
11. West Coast GRC: PSP 51 %
12. Marymount: 50 / 50
 
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There might be several leecounting needed for this ge.
 
These are my speculation, or hopes:
1. Hougang: WP 61 %
2. Aljunied GRC: WP 60 %
3. Sengkang GRC: WP 56 %
4. Tampines GRC: WP 53 %
5. Punggol GRC: WP 52 %
6. Jalan Kayu: WP 51.5 %
7. East Coast GRC: 50 / 50
8. Tampines Changkat: 50 / 50
9. Bukit Panjang: SDP 52 %
10. Sembawang West: SDP 50.5 %
11. West Coast GRC: PSP 51 %
12. Marymount: 50 / 50
It is difficult to predict. Every year since last elections in 2020, PAP imports 25k new citizens are year. That's an instant 125k new voters in this GE2025. I have Low expectations, but that's not going to dampen my support for WP, SDP and PSP.
 
It is difficult to predict. Every year since last elections in 2020, PAP imports 25k new citizens are year. That's an instant 125k new voters in this GE2025. I have Low expectations, but that's not going to dampen my support for WP, SDP and PSP.
Sometimes, lower expectations turn into greater joys.
Sometimes, it is referred to as "expectations gap"
 
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It is very difficult to predict the outcome of a sg erection as what we heard online and social medias usually does not correspond to the actual leesult. As majority will still vote the incumbent due to fear.

More difficult than predicting sports and horse bettings.
 
It is very difficult to predict the outcome of a sg erection as what we heard online and social medias usually does not correspond to the actual leesult. As majority will still vote the incumbent due to fear.

More difficult than predicting sports and horse bettings.
The fear factor, and the reluctance to vote for change, favour the incumbent.
 
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