Singapore Election Day

As Singapore prepares to head to the polls on May 3, here are answers to some frequently asked questions about the general election. ^[1]

There are currently two types of elections in Singapore. Parliamentary and presidential elections. ^[2]

The upcoming General Election will be the first under Prime Minister Lawrence Wong and Singapore's fourth-generation or 4G leadership team. ^[3]

General elections will be held in Singapore on Saturday, 3 May 2025 to elect all 97 members of the Parliament of Singapore across 33 constituencies. ^[4]

The Parliamentary elections include the general elections and by-elections. ^[5]

Singapore's ruling party has won every election since it was granted self rule by the British in 1959. ^[6]

Singaporeans will go to the polls on May 3 for the country's 14th General Election. ^[7]

Singaporeans will go to the polls on May 3, with Nomination Day falling on April 23. ^[8]

Commonly asked questions about general elections. Voting Election Q1) Who can vote? Q2) I am working on Polling Day. ^[9]

Discover Singapore's past general election dates from 1955 to 2025. Verify key nomination and polling days from ELD, and prepare for GE2025. ^[10]

View electoral boundaries of the Singapore general election and access updates on GRCs, SMCs, nomination day and polling day results. ^[11]

If you're an Australian citizen overseas on the day of the election, you can still have your say by voting at an overseas voting centre or by postal vote. ^[12]

Singaporeans will head to the polls on Saturday, May 3 for the country's 14th General Election. Polling stations will open from 8am to 8pm. ^[13]

Voter information. Useful information for those who are voting in Singapore. ^[14]

As the nation prepares for election, here is what registered voters, including employers and employees, need to know. ^[15]

About 22 per cent of the respondents say the ruling party has been in power for too long, and change is necessary. ^[16]

If your electoral division is contested, Polling Day will be on 3 May 2025 in Singapore. ^[17]

Five political parties will take part in Singapore Votes 2025: The Roundtable hosted by Mediacorp. ^[18]

Election Day is a public holiday. It is a day off for the general population, and schools and most businesses are closed. ^[19]

In a TikTok video on April 27, Ong Ye Kung shared some advice for new PAP candidates who are on the campaign trail. ^[20]