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*** Jalan Kayu | *** Jalan Kayu | ||
*** Jurong Central | *** Jurong Central | ||
*** Queenstown | *** Queenstown (from Tanjong Pagar 5p GRC) | ||
*** Sembawang West | *** Sembawang West (from Sembawang 5p GRC) | ||
*** Tampines Changkat | *** Tampines Changkat (from Tampines 5p GRC and East Coast 5p GRC) | ||
** Removed the following SMCs: | ** Removed the following SMCs: | ||
*** Yuhua -incumbent [[Grace Fu]] | *** Yuhua -incumbent [[Grace Fu]] | ||
Revision as of 12:11, 11 March 2025
EBRC Report 2025
Report of The Electoral Boundaries Review Committee, Cmd 34 of 2025, 11 March 2025.
Only the following GRC/SMC remained untouched:
- Marsiling-Yew Tee (4p GRC)
- Nee Soon (5p GRC)
- Bishan-Toa Payoh (4p GRC)
- Jalan Besar (4p GRC)
- Sengkang (4p GRC)
- Hougang SMC (incumbent Dennis Tan)
- Mountbatten SMC (incumbent Lim Biow Chuan)
- 33 electoral divisions (2 more than GE2020)
- 15 SMC (nett total 1 more than GE2020)
- 6 new SMCs:
- Bukit Gombak
- Jalan Kayu
- Jurong Central
- Queenstown (from Tanjong Pagar 5p GRC)
- Sembawang West (from Sembawang 5p GRC)
- Tampines Changkat (from Tampines 5p GRC and East Coast 5p GRC)
- Removed the following SMCs:
- Yuhua -incumbent Grace Fu
- Bukit Batok - incumbent Murali Pillai
- Hong Kah North - incumbent Amy Khor
- MacPherson - incumbent Tin Pei Ling
- Punggol West - incumbent Sun Xueling
- 6 new SMCs:
- 18 GRC, 5 new ones compared to GE2020:
- 10 x 5-person GRC (11 in GE2020)
- 8 x 4-person GRC (6 in GE2020)
- 5 New GRCs:
- Pasir Ris-Changi
- Punggol
- Jurong East-Bukit Batok
- Marine Parade-Braddell Heights
- West Coast-Jurong West
- Total of 97 seats (4 more than GE2020)
- The current Constitution allows for up to 12 NCMPs to be declared as elected.