Is it technically possible??
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Is it technically possible that,
at least on paper and in mathematics,
that one fine day, on election day,
only 1 GRC qualify for voting,
and this GRC the size of Potong Pasir,
say only 8000 voters.
If the incumbents gain only 5000 of the 8000 votes,
if this a landslide victory?
if this anything to be proud of?
imagine, sg future determined by a tiny bunch of 5k people.
Technically speaking onlys. -
Why not?
It's up to them to present the picture, the rosier the better.
If it turns out to be 7,000 out of 8,000, then they will claim 88% of the population supported them. -
In future Ubin will become the only GRC for election, election pop is 20 people and PAP wins a landslide victory of 12 to 8. Not including the farm animals
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hmm...is ubin under east coast GRC ?
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technically, 12/20 = 60% <--- a whopping overwhelming landslide victorinox.Originally posted by DriftingGuy:In future Ubin will become the only GRC for election, election pop is 20 people and PAP wins a landslide victory of 12 to 8. Not including the farm animals -
well, I can talk and edicate until the moo moo comes home to pee,Originally posted by maurizio13:Why not?
It's up to them to present the picture, the rosier the better.
If it turns out to be 7,000 out of 8,000, then they will claim 88% of the population supported them.
as long as the PEOPLE accept it,
that is what they will get.