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Mr. Lee, 55, has contested the Workers ‘ Party ( WP ) stronghold both in the 2015 and 2020 elections. He has been the PAP’s long-standing representative in Hougang. In October 2023, he resigned as tree chairman of PAP’s Hougang section.  ,
WP has held the seat since 1991, when Low Thia Khiang, the organization’s former captain, took the seat. With 61.21 percent of the vote, WP’s Dennis Tan won over Mr. Lee at the previous vote in 2020, keeping Hougang in place.  ,
” The northern area of Singapore is not new to me. I was born and raised in the west. I continued to live it when I was younger, he said, a former federal gymnast.  ,
Mr. Hoe, 37, has launched a number of youth programs as chairman of generosity at the regulated donation The Majurity Trust. He served five times as a city council for the Central Singapore Community Development Council and was previously a member of the National Youth Council.
At the start of the city agency’s five-year master plan for 2026 to 2030, Ms. Fu introduced him to occupants earlier this month.
At the press conference on Monday, Mr. Hoe stated,” I’m where I am currently not because of my personal work alone, but because several have kindly created prospects for me.”  ,
And because of this, I make an effort to give some opportunities.
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Following the most recent political boundaries review, the consolidation of the existing Jurong East-Bukit Batok GRC, parts of Hong Kah North SMC, and the former Jurong GRC resulted in the formation of Jurong East-Bukit Batok GRC. The GRC has 142, 510 citizens.
A new Jurong Central SMC was created to keep the ratio between the classic Jurong GRC and the MP-to-voter amount.
Red Dot United, the opposition group, has announced its bid to challenge Jurong East-Bukit Batok GRC.
Jurong GRC has previously been a PAP redoubt, and it received 79.29 percent of the vote in 2015 and 74.61 percent in 2020. Previous Senior Minister Tharman Shanmugaratnam, who left elections to run for president in 2023, was the anchor of the initiative.