GE 2020
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GE2020 saw the PAP winning 61.24% of the popular vote, presumably a disappointing fall from GE2015’s 69.9%, but surely an unsurprising result in what has been a downward trajectory of the incumbent’s mandate since at least 2001. In PAP’s wrap-up conference early
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This election season, I noticed a curious phenomenon. Almost none of my friends were posting about their support for the ruling party on social media.
Either
a) all my friends happen to be part of the 39%,
b) I live in a
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61% is not a terrible number.
If the UK conservatives got 61% of the popular vote in any general election, they would have spent the past weekend snorting cocaine off each other.
For the straight-