SDP candidate Alfred Tan said the party offers "a clear and better alternative" to the People's Action Party, which "remains indifferent" to people's hardships.

NSP will contest a total of 10 seats in Sembawang and Tampines GRCs, both multi-cornered fights. 

Singaporeans casting their ballots on May 3 will be making a “crucial decision” on who governs Singapore amid “profound global change”, said Prime Minister Lawrence Wong.

RDU chief Ravi Philemon reiterated multiple proposals from his party’s election manifesto, centred on collective prosperity, housing, healthcare, fairness, and transparency and trust.

One standout during the night was new candidate Andre Low, who will be facing off against NTUC secretary-general Ng Chee Meng at Jalan Kayu SMC.

PPP's candidate for Tampines GRC Vere Nathan spoke on behalf of the opposition party in its allocated political broadcast on Apr 25.

If elected, PAR would push for free education, school meals and healthcare for Singaporean children, says secretary-general Lim Tean.

“With more WP constituencies comes a higher chance that parliament will continue to have a fully-elected democratic opposition presence for the longer term,” says party chief Pritam Singh in a party political broadcast.

Worries about the cost of living, housing and jobs will be among issues raised in parliament if PSP candidates are elected, just as its two NCMPs have done in the past five years, says Dr Tan Cheng Bock. 

Mr Singh reminded voters that a comparison between the candidates from the WP and the PAP should be backbencher against backbencher.