Come Walk With The Reform Party
Come Walk With The Reform Party: The prevailing sentiment on the ground in Singapore, prior to the 2006 General Elections was one of fear, apprehension and ambiguity. What would happen to you should you volunteer, join in a walkabout or participate in an event with the opposition party, were the foremost thoughts on the...
Your vote is secret (revisited)
Gerald Giam Many Singaporeans harbour the misconception that their vote during elections is not secret. I’ve talked to many people, both educated and less educated, and the overwhelming majority seem to think this way. This is despite the fact that at every election, the Elections Department takes pains to communicate to voters...
Opposition parties increasing frequency of house visits ahead of coming election
Singapore's opposition parties are increasing the frequency of house visits ahead of the coming general election, now speculated to be held at the end of the year. The Reform Party conducted a walkabout at Clementi yesterday night while the Singapore Democratic Party has been making regular visits to Bukit Panjang and Bishan...
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