SINGAPORE ELECTIONS TRIVIA
How well do you know Singapore's political and elections history? All answers can be found in the Singapore Elections web site.
1. Apart from the long ruling People's Action Party (PAP), which fielded candidates in all seats in many elections, the only other party that has done the same in an elections is
2. Who was the first Non-constituency Member of Parliament (NCMP) in Singapore?
3. The common denominating symbol of the Pertubuhan Kebangsaan Melayu Singapura (PKMS) and the United National Front (UNF) is
4. Under a PAP government, which opposition political party other than the Barisan Sosialis has won the most number of seats?
5. The general elections that saw the highest number of candidates contest is
6. Prominent PAP politician and former Singapore Prime Minister Lee Kuan Yew has contested the most number of elections - 14 in all - since age 32. Who is the next most tenacious politician after him?
7. The co-relation between Singapore United Front (SUF), United Front (UF), United National Front (UNF) and United People's Front (UPF) is
8. The Workers' Party fielded more new candidates than PAP in
9. From GE1959 to GE2001, how many General Elections have the PAP won?
10. For GEs 1968, 1972, 1976 and 1980 where PAP achieved clean sweeps, which was PAP's highest scoring constituency?
11. After Singapore's independence, the PAP's full monopoly of the legislature was broken in
12. The most number of seats United People's Party (UPP) had in the legislature was
13. The long surviving electoral constituency in Singapore history is
14. PAP's biggest dip in percentage of votes was in
15. Who other than Lee Kuan Yew whose opponents lost their election deposits in his debut elections?
16. The Workers' Party almost won this GRC from PAP twice in consecutive general elections. Which GRC is it?
17. Which party did Barisan Sosialis split away from, and which party did it merge with in the end?
18. Which general elections saw the least contests but the longest campaign period?
19. Both the Labour Front and the Labour Party carried this tool in their logo. What tool is it?
20. The closest contest in an elections was in