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The 1976 Parliamentary General Election was notable for the electoral debut of two future political stalwarts: Goh Chok Tong, who would later become Singapore’s second Prime Minister, and Chiam See Tong, then an independent candidate, who eventually became one of Singapore’s most prominent opposition Members of Parliament. | The 1976 Parliamentary General Election was notable for the electoral debut of two future political stalwarts: Goh Chok Tong, who would later become Singapore’s second Prime Minister, and Chiam See Tong, then an independent candidate, who eventually became one of Singapore’s most prominent opposition Members of Parliament. | ||