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Upswing in younger voters backing status quo in GE2025: IPS study​

Tham Yuen-C
Updated Tue, 2 September 2025 at 8:56 PM SGT6-min read

IPS found a sharp rise in conservatives, or those who support the political status quo, among those aged 20 to 39-years-old.

IPS found a sharp rise in conservatives, or those who support the political status quo, among those aged 20 to 39 years old.
SINGAPORE - Younger voters backing the political status quo were likely a key factor in the nationwide swing of 4.33 percentage points to the People’s Action Party in the May 3 General Election, defying the growing trend of greater desire for political pluralism among Singaporeans.

This was among the findings by the Institute of Policy Studies (IPS) in its post-election survey, which polled 2,056 voting-age Singaporeans on international research firm YouGov’s Singapore panel through an online, self-administered survey.

The results shed some light on what has been described as a landslide win by the PAP in GE2025, which saw the party’s share of the popular vote increase to 65.57 per cent from 61.24 per cent in GE2020.
 
Social studies is an exam subject for all O levels students.

A few years ago, I almost fainted when I read the text book that required students to memorize that "Singapore has freedom of speech but we cannot this, cannot that".

In short, student can end every answer with "PAP is the best. Without PAP, there is no Singapore"
 
Social studies is an exam subject for all O levels students.

A few years ago, I almost fainted when I read the text book that required students to memorize that "Singapore has freedom of speech but we cannot this, cannot that".

In short, student can end every answer with "PAP is the best. Without PAP, there is no Singapore"
Heng hah… moi has no chewren
Else vomit blood already
 
I'm part of young people but I don't vote PAP at all after working with Pinoys, retard sinkies, CECA

If Shitgapore allow guns I shoot all 65% and foreign cunts first
 
Social studies is an exam subject for all O levels students.

A few years ago, I almost fainted when I read the text book that required students to memorize that "Singapore has freedom of speech but we cannot this, cannot that".

In short, student can end every answer with "PAP is the best. Without PAP, there is no Singapore"


Freedom is NOT free as the deluded had believed - to say and do whatever they feel like and want to do.

The ones who claimed that 'your right ends when mine begins' belong to the jungles and caves where barbarism and the Rule of MIGHT reigns - only the strongest survives and the weak to be slaves or die.

It took our ancestors and forefathers decades, many, many decades and centuries to build up Civilization, of fair rules for ALL, each given a chance, rich or poor, to survive, in peace, prosperity, progress and evolution as history had proven for our todays, from the jungles and caves that they descended from....

Civilization began with the simple world 'WE' and not 'I' as 'I' belongs to the jungles and caves. It is the empowerment of the word 'WE' - the collective voices of a people yearning for freedom that saw civilizations grew.

Thus Freedom is a POWER, but like all powers, it comes with RESPONSIBILITIES to others EQUALLY sharing our space, to discuss freely, openly, with sensitivities in mind, to find solutions to peace, prosperity, progress and evolution for ALL Humankind, as our ancestors had done... It begins with the COLLECTIVE you AND me, and NOT 'I'
 

Upswing in younger voters backing status quo in GE2025: IPS study​

Tham Yuen-C
Updated Tue, 2 September 2025 at 8:56 PM SGT6-min read

IPS found a sharp rise in conservatives, or those who support the political status quo, among those aged 20 to 39-years-old.

IPS found a sharp rise in conservatives, or those who support the political status quo, among those aged 20 to 39 years old.
SINGAPORE - Younger voters backing the political status quo were likely a key factor in the nationwide swing of 4.33 percentage points to the People’s Action Party in the May 3 General Election, defying the growing trend of greater desire for political pluralism among Singaporeans.

This was among the findings by the Institute of Policy Studies (IPS) in its post-election survey, which polled 2,056 voting-age Singaporeans on international research firm YouGov’s Singapore panel through an online, self-administered survey.

The results shed some light on what has been described as a landslide win by the PAP in GE2025, which saw the party’s share of the popular vote increase to 65.57 per cent from 61.24 per cent in GE2020.
Did the survey conduct the voting pattern of new citizens?
 
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