💨 Abstract

Singapore holds a parliamentary election on May 3, with the ruling People's Action Party (PAP) aiming to extend its unbroken 57-year rule. While the PAP is expected to win most seats, opposition parties, particularly the Workers' Party, are making gains, signaling disenchantment with the ruling party's monopoly and a desire for more diverse politics. Key issues include living costs, housing availability, and healthcare.

Courtesy: theprint.in