Singapore-General Election/Result
Singapore - May 4, 2025 (CCTV - No access Chinese mainland)
1. Various of people holding flags with logo of People's Action Party (PAP)
2. Board showing images of Prime Minister Lawrence Wong (L), others
3. SOUNDBITE (English) Lawrence Wong, Prime Minister of Singapore:
"We will honor the trust that you have given to us by working even harder for all of you."
4. Various of people applauding
5. SOUNDBITE (English) Lee Hsien Loong, Senior Minister of Singapore:
"Many things are happening in the world, we have many worries. With the PAP, we can work with you, with your trust and your full support and cooperation, we will do the best for our families, for our country, and for our future."
6. Various of people cheering
7. Boards showing PAP logo
8. Various of people posing for photos
9. People at site
Singapore's ruling People's Action Party (PAP) secured a commanding mandate in Saturday's general election, winning 65.57 percent of the popular vote, according to official results released early Sunday.
The ruling party's vote share climbed from 61.24 percent in 2020 to 65.57 percent this time, capturing 87 out of the 97 contested parliamentary seats, including several with eye-catching margins.
On May 3, Singapore held its 2025 general election, where 209 candidates from 11 political parties and two independents contested 97 parliamentary seats across 33 constituencies.
Lawrence Wong, who succeeded Lee Hsien Loong as Prime Minister in May 2024, after Lee's two-decade tenure, remarked early Sunday that Singaporeans had given the PAP a "clear and strong" mandate.
"We will honor the trust that you have given to us by working even harder for all of you," said Wong.
"Many things are happening in the world, we have many worries. With the PAP, we can work with you, with your trust and your full support and cooperation, we will do the best for our families, for our country, and for our future," said Lee Hsien Loong, senior minister of Singapore.
Singapore-General Election/Result
Dateline : May 4, 2025
Location : Singapore
Duration : 1'14
Singapore - May 4, 2025 (CCTV - No access Chinese mainland)
1. Various of people holding flags with logo of People's Action Party (PAP)
2. Board showing images of Prime Minister Lawrence Wong (L), others
3. SOUNDBITE (English) Lawrence Wong, Prime Minister of Singapore:
"We will honor the trust that you have given to us by working even harder for all of you."
4. Various of people applauding
5. SOUNDBITE (English) Lee Hsien Loong, Senior Minister of Singapore:
"Many things are happening in the world, we have many worries. With the PAP, we can work with you, with your trust and your full support and cooperation, we will do the best for our families, for our country, and for our future."
6. Various of people cheering
7. Boards showing PAP logo
8. Various of people posing for photos
9. People at site
Singapore's ruling People's Action Party (PAP) secured a commanding mandate in Saturday's general election, winning 65.57 percent of the popular vote, according to official results released early Sunday.
The ruling party's vote share climbed from 61.24 percent in 2020 to 65.57 percent this time, capturing 87 out of the 97 contested parliamentary seats, including several with eye-catching margins.
On May 3, Singapore held its 2025 general election, where 209 candidates from 11 political parties and two independents contested 97 parliamentary seats across 33 constituencies.
Lawrence Wong, who succeeded Lee Hsien Loong as Prime Minister in May 2024, after Lee's two-decade tenure, remarked early Sunday that Singaporeans had given the PAP a "clear and strong" mandate.
"We will honor the trust that you have given to us by working even harder for all of you," said Wong.
"Many things are happening in the world, we have many worries. With the PAP, we can work with you, with your trust and your full support and cooperation, we will do the best for our families, for our country, and for our future," said Lee Hsien Loong, senior minister of Singapore.
ID : 8426674
Published : 2025-05-04 09:19
Last Modified : 2025-05-04 17:17:32
Source : China Central Television (CCTV)
Restrictions : No access Chinese mainland
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