Overview
- The People's Action Party (PAP) won 65.6% of the vote, securing 87 out of 97 parliamentary seats, an increase from its 2020 performance.
- This marks the PAP's 14th consecutive election victory, reaffirming its long-standing political dominance since Singapore’s independence.
- Prime Minister Lawrence Wong declared the results a 'clear and strong mandate,' emphasizing stability during global economic and geopolitical shifts.
- The Workers' Party retained its 10 seats but faced systemic challenges, including accusations of gerrymandering following redrawn electoral boundaries.
- Critics highlighted Singapore's constrained media environment, with most outlets state-affiliated and widespread self-censorship noted by press freedom groups.