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GE2020: Sample Count Results

by The Online Citizen
10/07/2020
in Current Affairs, Politics
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Last updated: 12:34 AM

As voters wait to hear the official final results of Singapore’s 13th General Election (GE), “sample counts” for each Group Representation Constituency (GRC) and Single Member Constituency (SMC) will be announced by the Elections Department (ELD).

In the previous GE2015, sample counts were released less than two hours after voting closed at 8 pm. For GE2020, voting was extended to 10 pm.

A sample count is conducted at the start of the counting process to provide an indication of the possible outcome of the election in that particular constituency.

The sample count is calculated based on a random bundle of 100 ballot papers cast at each polling station and picked by a counting assistant in front of the candidates and counting agents. The assistant then tallies up the number of votes for each candidate—or group, in the case of a GRC.

The votes are then added up, with the difference in the number of votes cast at each polling station taken into account. From there, a sample count for the constituency is shown as a percentage of valid voters garnered by each candidate or team.

We note that this is just a sample count; the final results could be different.

GE2020 Sample Count Results

Aljunied GRC sample count results: Workers’ Party (60%), People’s Action Party (40%)

Ang Mo Kio GRC sample count results: People’s Action Party (72%), Reform Party (28%)

Bishan-Toa Payoh GRC sample count results: People’s Action Party (67%), Singapore People’s Party (33%)

Bukit Batok SMC sample count results: People’s Action Party (57%), Singapore Democratic Party (43%)

Bukit Panjang SMC sample count results: People’s Action Party (56%), Singapore Democratic Party (44%)

Chua Chu Kang GRC sample count results: People’s Action Party (59%), Progress Singapore Party (41%)

East Coast GRC sample count results: People’s Action Party (54%), Workers’ Party (46%)

Holland-Bukit Timah GRC sample count results: People’s Action Party (68%), Singapore Democratic Party (32%)

Hong Kah North SMC sample count result: People’s Action Party (63%), Progress Singapore Party (37%)

Hougang SMC sample count results: Workers’ Party (58%), People’s Action Party (42%)

Jalan Besar GRC sample count results: People’s Action Party (67%), People’s Voice Party (33%)

Jurong GRC sample count results: People’s Action Party (75%), Red Dot United (25%)

Kebun Baru SMC sample count results: People’s Action Party (68%), Progress Singapore Party (32%)

MacPherson SMC sample count results: People’s Action Party (73%), People’s Power Party (27%)

Marine Parade GRC sample count results: People’s Action Party (57%), Workers’ Party (43%)

Marsiling-Yew Tee GRC sample count results: People’s Action Party (64%), Singapore Democratic Party (36%)

Marymount SMC sample count results: People’s Action Party (54%), Progress Singapore Party (46%)

Mountbatten SMC sample count results: People’s Action Party (75%), People’s Voice Party (25%)

Nee Soon GRC sample count results: People’s Action Party (61%), Progress Singapore Party (39%)

Pasir Ris-Punggol GRC sample count results: People’s Action Party (63%), Singapore Democratic Alliance (25%), People’s Voice Party (12%)

Pioneer SMC sample count results: People’s Action Party (66%), Progress Singapore Party (32%), Independent (2%)

Potong Pasir SMC sample count results: People’s Action Party (61%), Singapore People’s Party (39%)

Punggol West SMC sample count results: People’s Action Party (65%), Workers’ Party (35%)

Radin Mas SMC sample count results: People’s Action Party (76%), Reform Party (24%)

Sengkang GRC sample count results: Workers’ Party (53%), People’s Action Party (47%)

Sembawang GRC sample count results: People’s Action Party (69%), National Solidarity Party (31%)

Tampines GRC sample count results:  People’s Action Party (67%), National Solidarity Party (33%)

Tanjong Pagar GRC sample count results: People’s Action Party (63%), Progress Singapore Party (37%)

West Coast GRC sample count results: People’s Action Party (52%), Progress Singapore Party (48%)

Yio Chu Kang SMC sample count results: People’s Action Party (61%), Progress Singapore Party (39%)

Yuhua SMC sample count results: People’s Action Party (69%), Singapore Democratic Party (31%)

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