Singapore’s Elections Department (ELD) has kicked off a second round of public inspections for its certified voter registers, a key step before the highly anticipated 2025 general election. With 2.7 million eligible voters on the list, the move ensures transparency as the city-state gears up for a political milestone. 🌟
The registers, first updated in February, reflect electoral boundaries revised in March to account for population changes and new housing developments. Think of it like a redistricting glow-up! 🏙️ The ELD is now working to align polling districts with these updates, urging voters to wait for finalized details before checking their registration status.
Prime Minister Lawrence Wong, set to lead the ruling People’s Action Party (PAP) into the polls, ordered the register revisions earlier this year. While elections are due by November 2025, the exact date remains a mystery—keeping everyone on their toes! 👀
Singapore’s last major vote, the 2023 presidential election, saw smooth voter turnout. Will 2025 bring surprises? Stay tuned. 📢
