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GE2020 Results: PAP wins Jalan Besar GRC with 65.37% of the vote

by The Online Citizen
30/12/2020
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Jalan Besar GRC has been officially called for People’s Action Party (PAP) with 65.37 per cent of the votes.

The PAP team includes Josephine Teo, Heng Chee How, Denise Phua and Wan Rizal Wan Zakariah.

They beat Peoples Voice’s (PV) team—Lim Tean, Leong Sze Hian, Nor Azlan Sulaiman and Michael Fang Amin—which garnered 34.63 per cent of the votes.

A total of 64,522 votes went to PAP while 34,185 went to PV.

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