Singapore election: Political party broadcast

30 Apr 2025

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Watch the 2025 Singapore general election campaign messages from eight political parties during two party political broadcasts on free-to-air TV and radio, with the Infocomm Media Development Authority (IMDA) allocating airtime for this.

The order is as follows:

National Solidarity Party
People’s Power Party
Singapore Democratic Party
People’s Alliance for Reform
Progress Singapore Party
Red Dot United
Workers’ Party
People’s Action Party

Produced by: CNA

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