Aljunied

A key area to watch, analysts said, is the five-seat GRC known as Aljunied in Singapore's eastern suburbs.

Singapore Vote Seen as Its Fiercest Yet Chun Han Wong 2011

Ms. Lim was part of a team from the ruling People's Action Party – including ex-Foreign Minister George Yeo – that lost the 5-member Aljunied group representation constituency to the opposition Workers' Party in the general election in May this year.

KKR Names Lim Hwee Hua a Senior Adviser Alison Tudor 2011

He has warned Aljunied voters that We accept the verdict of the people, but they must also accept the consequences of their actions.

Singapore's 'Accountability Election' Garry Rodan 2011

Minister Mentor Lee Kuan Yew himself brought home this point over the past week in the Aljunied group constituency, site of a particularly hard-fought political battle between the PAP and the opposition.

Singapore's 'Accountability Election' Garry Rodan 2011

"If Aljunied decides to go that way, well Aljunied has five years to live and repent" before the next election.

Singapore Vote Seen as Its Fiercest Yet Chun Han Wong 2011

After the Worker's Party won in the multiseat constituency of Aljunied in May, it gained the power to determine how public spaces in the area are used.

Singapore's Democracy in Progress 2011

The opposition Workers' Party surprised with its capture of the five-seat constituency at Aljunied, unseating Foreign Minister George Yeo of the ruling People's Action Party in the process.

Victory in Singapore 2011

Foreign Minister George Yeo, running on the PAP slate against Mr. Low in the Aljunied group constituency the subject of Lee Kuan Yew's remarks about voter accountability, counters Mr. Low's "First World Parliament" line by saying that "what we need is a First World country, a First World government and First World political debate."

Singapore's 'Accountability Election' Garry Rodan 2011

Finally, the victory in Aljunied shows the importance of positive thinking.

Victory in Singapore 2011

If Aljunied rejects the PAP it "has five years to live and repent."

Singapore's 'Accountability Election' Garry Rodan 2011