Election 6th of May
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LHL? Because this means that he spares you from exams.Originally posted by hisoka:same here!!
but lhl so bad, give me election in the middle of my exams. guess who i going to vote for
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I also think so.Originally posted by hisoka:maybe they will disqualify the opposition and prevent them from contesting first. or maybe outlaw the opposition rallies....
Once they speak, they DIE
I've learnt from them le -
may 6th will be a public holiday. good news for those working 6 days every week.
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yishun and ang mo kio need to vote anot aR?
i hope not leh.. i not in sg
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its a sat on may 6, cannot claim back on following mon, so whats the point...Originally posted by Gordonator:may 6th will be a public holiday. good news for those working 6 days every week. -
companies on 5 days week shall be compensated a day off right? subject to company policy of course.Originally posted by Gordonator:may 6th will be a public holiday. good news for those working 6 days every week. -
Originally posted by ryangian:its a sat on may 6, cannot claim back on following mon, so whats the point...
it is logical to make election on a saturday so majority of the people working on 5 days week can vote.Originally posted by Ah Cek:companies on 5 days week shall be compensated a day off right? subject to company policy of course.
i'm saying it's good news only for those working 6 days. u who are already working 5 days shouldn't ask for makeup holiday claim. -
okok, this not important. important thing is next thurdays. see who will contesting against who.Originally posted by Gordonator:it is logical to make election on a saturday. that's very so majority of the people working on 5 days week can vote.
i'm saying it's good news only for those working 6 days. u who are already working 5 days shouldn't ask for makeup holiday claim.
got 'getai' to see somemore. my evenings are getting exciting! -
As much as I feel MANY are LOOKING FORWARD to the VOTINGS, I must say PAP ain't stupid either... They've already got the plans set out...
1. Considering the way the tide is turning, dragging to a longer time would probably means more opposition supporters.. That's why NOW...
2. All the 'packages' have been given out.
3. All 'bad news' on halt.
4. 'Surveying' the market, it seems like most people against the ruling parties are of the younger generations. It seems like they still have very much supporters from the middle-age and older folks (which probably don't even know what's going on....).
5. Singapore is becoming populated by the aged majority and with a decline of the younger generations. Can you GUESS what kinda result that would yield you?
6. For things to really 'turn over', it'll probably be a few elections later... But there could be 'signs' for now... If SLOW but GRADUAL winning of the oppositions take place, things can still slowly go in check and tides being turned over. If not, I fear for the day that the aged have passed and the 'freshier' generation take over would be too late for much 'mild' resistance to things... Then again, we might just have other things to worry about by then...? -
i'm curious to know whether PAP will break their record win of 75.3% of the votes in the last election.
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Walkover means loss of choices. Not a good sign.Originally posted by mhcampboy:hopefully he dont contest. wait i must wake up early to go vote. sianz... ahhaha 
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PAP just has to lose one GRC, I'm still pretty satisfied overall.
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correction. it means strong mandate.Originally posted by iveco:Walkover means loss of choices. Not a good sign. -
Currently I'm more CONCERN if it's possible for them to come up with any 'cheating tactics' during the VOTING....Originally posted by Gordonator:i'm curious to know whether PAP will break their record win of 75.3% of the votes in the last election. -
Like police have powers to disperse the crowds ??Originally posted by Devil1976:Currently I'm more CONCERN if it's possible for them to come up with any 'cheating tactics' during the VOTING.... -
Orh........Originally posted by gd4u:Like police have powers to disperse the crowds ??
It is like Mike Tyson Ear Biting Tactics....... -
the tide has been like this for the past year.Originally posted by Devil1976:As much as I feel MANY are LOOKING FORWARD to the VOTINGS, I must say PAP ain't stupid either... They've already got the plans set out...
1. Considering the way the tide is turning, dragging to a longer time would probably means more opposition supporters.. That's why NOW...
2. All the 'packages' have been given out.
3. All 'bad news' on halt.
4. 'Surveying' the market, it seems like most people against the ruling parties are of the younger generations. It seems like they still have very much supporters from the middle-age and older folks (which probably don't even know what's going on....).
5. Singapore is becoming populated by the aged majority and with a decline of the younger generations. Can you GUESS what kinda result that would yield you?
6. For things to really 'turn over', it'll probably be a few elections later... But there could be 'signs' for now... If SLOW but GRADUAL winning of the oppositions take place, things can still slowly go in check and tides being turned over. If not, I fear for the day that the aged have passed and the 'freshier' generation take over would be too late for much 'mild' resistance to things... Then again, we might just have other things to worry about by then...?
Anyway, this year's electorate has been boosted by more young adults eligible for voting.
Feels like it won't be like any election before. A fair chance for a more strong AP presence in Parliament this time round, maybe low double digits. -
Probably me, but I'm hoping the Workers' Party will contest here, I'm not too impressed with the SDP.Originally posted by Gordonator:1st time voter here. so exciting. anyone else?
Anyway, the WP's revamp seems like a parallel to Blair's New Labor, trying to up the cool factor, and Glenda Han's a bonafide bar chick too.
This ain't your old WP, it's a WP with professionals in their midst. -
So woodlanders still need to vote ar??
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They better vote, a new hospital is at stake here.Originally posted by mhcampboy:So woodlanders still need to vote ar?? -
really ar??...i tot hospital at Yishun there?? hmm...oh dear...Originally posted by ditzy:They better vote, a new hospital is at stake here. -
got 1 questions. who are excused from voting?
let say people who fall sick on voting day. or pregnant women. or physically, visually, mentally handicapped people, deaf people. are they excused?
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pls continue discussion here.
http://www.sgforums.com/?action=thread_display&thread_id=187512
thank you.