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You can mark out the dates when I will be busy : PM Wong on GE date

THERE is still a lot of work to be done domestically and externally to take Singapore forward, and the general election will be called at an appropriate time, said Prime Minister Lawrence Wong on Jun 12.

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Will GE be called this year? Still a lot of work to be done at home and abroad, says PM Wong

Will GE be called this year? Still a lot of work to be done at home and abroad, says PM Wong
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When will Singapore s next general election be held? Political buzz sparks polls gear-up

When will Singapore s next general election be held? Political buzz sparks polls gear-up
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IN FOCUS: As a crucial election looms, Singapore braces for torrent of highly problematic online threats

Deepfakes, disinformation and foreign interference, to name a few, have troubled voters all around the world in a bumper year for polling. What are the lessons for Singapore?

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Registers of Electors to be revised by July 31: Is GE round the corner?

Singapore's Registers of Electors will be revised before end-July and open for public inspection from June 1, said the Elections Department (ELD) in a statement on Monday (May 20). Does it mean that Singaporeans will be heading to the polls soon? In previous years, the revision of the registers was issued months before the General Election (GE) took place. In.

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