Opposition parties unveil teams, plans in the north
The Singapore Democratic Party team contesting Prime Minister Lawrence Wong's Marsiling-Yew Tee GRC says it will focus on the proportion of votes it captures, whether or not it wins. In Nee Soon, Red Dot United has introduced three team leaders for its campaign there. The party says such team leads may also be candidates in this year's election, though its list of prospective candidates has not been finalised. People's Alliance for Reform Secretary-General Lim Tean says the main opposition goal for Potong Pasir should be to win it back from PAP at the upcoming election. Both PAR and the Singapore People's Party have staked a claim for the ward, where former SPP Secretary-General Chiam See Tong had served for 27 years. Nicolas Ng, Noah Kong and Sherlyn Seah report.
The Singapore Democratic Party team contesting Prime Minister Lawrence Wong's Marsiling-Yew Tee GRC says it will focus on the proportion of votes it captures, whether or not it wins. In Nee Soon, Red Dot United has introduced three team leaders for its campaign there. The party says such team leads may also be candidates in this year's election, though its list of prospective candidates has not been finalised. People's Alliance for Reform Secretary-General Lim Tean says the main opposition goal for Potong Pasir should be to win it back from PAP at the upcoming election. Both PAR and the Singapore People's Party have staked a claim for the ward, where former SPP Secretary-General Chiam See Tong had served for 27 years. Nicolas Ng, Noah Kong and Sherlyn Seah report.
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