SINGAPORE: The Workers' Party (WP) on Friday (Mar 13) questioned the Electoral Boundaries Review Committee's decision to dissolve three ...
“As it is custom, the EBRC has not disclosed how it came to its decisions," the party said.
In the 2015 General Election, WP contested all three now-dissolved SMCs, with the candidates garnering at least 35 per cent of the votes in each, despite losing to People's Action Party candidates. NCMP seats go to candidates with the highest percentage of votes among the losing opposition candidates.
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