Will the NCMP Scheme Be Truly Representative of The Opposition Voice?
By Gilbert Goh Introduction Parliament has approved legislation to increase the number of Non-Constituency Members of Parliament (NCMP) from three to nine during the next 2012 General Elections. The current NCMP seat is occupied by Ms Sylvia Low, Chairman of the Worker’s Party. Her team had the best opposition...
Five Reasons Why It Is Difficult To Dislodge The PAP From Power (Part 2)
By Gilbert Goh Fearful fickle-minded voters According to the latest Registers of Electors in 31 March 2010, a total of 2.311 million Singaporeans are eligible for voting (elections.gov.sg). During the last elections in 2006, a total of 2.150 million Singaporeans were eligible to vote. There is thus only a mere increase of less...
Five Reasons Why It Is Difficult To Dislodge The PAP From Power (Part 1)
By Gilbert Goh I have read from many online blogs that the government may lose its grip on power with some even predicting it’s downfall during the next election. Many also forecasted that the foreigner influx will be a serious enough issue to push many voters who are sitting on the fences all along to vote for the opposition....
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