How Singapore's Ruling Party Won Every Election for 6 Decades | Vantage with Palki Sharma | N18G
Singapore’s ruling People’s Action Party has secured a 14th consecutive general election win, taking 87 out of 97 seats. Prime Minister Lawrence Wong led the PAP to victory, citing stability and experience as key to voters’ trust. The opposition, fragmented and under-resourced, failed to build on past gains. Critics question the fairness of the system, pointing to media dominance and shifting boundaries. Still, voters appear to have chosen predictability in uncertain times. The Workers’ Party gained vote share, signaling growing scrutiny. The PAP remains dominant—but faces increasing pressure to deliver results.