GE2025: Singapore Prepares for Major Rallies on April 29 — Who is Expected to Lead?
Introduction: A Big Day for Singapore’s Democracy
- Singapore is gearing up for an important day in its political calendar. On April 29, 2025, six major election rallies will take place across the country as part of the lead-up to the General Election (GE2025). As parties prepare to address voters, anticipation is high about which party or candidate will gain the most support.
Overview of GE2025
- The General Election 2025 marks a crucial moment for Singapore’s future. Key issues such as housing, healthcare, the economy, and national security are dominating discussions. Several new candidates have emerged, while established politicians aim to defend their seats.
Where the Rallies Are Happening
- Six major venues across Singapore have been designated for rallies on April 29. Locations include:
- Hougang Field
- West Coast Park
- Tampines Hub
- Woodlands Stadium
- Jurong Central Plaza
- Bedok North Green
- Each venue is expected to attract thousands of supporters and curious voters.
Key Political Parties in the Spotlight
- The rallies will feature all major political parties:
- People’s Action Party (PAP): The ruling party aiming to maintain its stronghold.
- Workers’ Party (WP): Gaining momentum as the main opposition voice.
- Progress Singapore Party (PSP): Hoping to expand its influence.
- Singapore Democratic Party (SDP): Pushing for reforms in key areas.
- Newly formed alliances and independents: Also drawing attention with fresh promises.
What Voters Are Saying
Interviews with voters show a wide range of opinions:
- Many older voters lean toward the stability offered by the PAP.
- Younger voters are calling for change, voicing support for WP and PSP.
- Some first-time voters are still undecided, waiting to hear the final rally speeches before making up their minds.
Key Issues Dominating the Rallies
Candidates are expected to focus on the following issues:
- Cost of living: A major concern for many Singaporeans.
- Housing affordability: Especially among the youth.
- Job opportunities and economy: Post-pandemic recovery is still underway.
- Climate change policies: Gaining attention among younger demographics.
- Political transparency and accountability: Pushed mainly by opposition parties.