Category:Elections
This category covers all aspects of elections in Singapore, from the General Elections that shape the nation’s Parliament to By-Elections, Presidential Elections, and other related electoral events.
Elections are a cornerstone of Singapore's political system, enabling citizens to participate in choosing their leaders and shaping the country’s governance.
Types of Elections in Singapore
- General Elections: Held approximately every five years, General Elections determine the Members of Parliament (MPs) who represent constituencies across the nation.
- By-Elections: Conducted when a parliamentary seat becomes vacant due to resignation, disqualification, or other reasons.
- Presidential Elections: Held every six years to elect the President, a key figure responsible for safeguarding Singapore’s reserves and ensuring the integrity of the civil service.
Pages in category "Elections"
The following 27 pages are in this category, out of 27 total.
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- 1948 Legislative Council By-election
- 1948 Legislative Council General Election
- 1951 Legislative Council General Election
- 1952 Legislative Council By-election
- 1955 Legislative Assembly Election
- 1957 Legislative Assembly By-election
- 1959 Legislative Assembly Election
- 1961 Legislative Assembly By-election
- 1961 Legislative Assembly By-election (July)
- 1963 Legislative General Election
- 1965 Legislative By-election
- 1966 Parliamentary By-election (March)
- 1966 Parliamentary By-election (November)
- 1967 Parliamentary By-election
- 1968 General Election
- 1970 Parliamentary By-election
- 1972 General Election
- 1976 General Election
- 1980 General Election
- 1981 Anson By-election
- 1984 General Election
- 1988 General Election