Results of the 2025 Singaporean general election

This is a breakdown of the results of the 2025 Singaporean general election. At the end of nominations, 92 of the 97 seats up for election were contested, with Marine Parade–Braddell Heights Group Representation Constituency (GRC) being the first constituency to see a walkover since 2011.

A sample count, which had been in use since the 2015 general election, was released by the Elections Department (ELD) prior to the announcement of the actual results; the official rationale for the counts is to prevent speculation or reliance on unofficial sources of information during the counting process. With changes in the last election, an election recount was set to be automatically deployed in cases where the top two candidates had a winning margin within 2%; standby counting machines were also to be used.

The results were announced by returning officer Han Kok Juan, the Director-General of the Civil Aviation Authority of Singapore. At 23:10 SGT, Radin Mas Single Member Constituency (SMC), which had re-elected Melvin Yong, was the first constituency to be called. At 23:19, Han incorrectly announced that Eric Chua, the candidate for the governing People's Action Party (PAP) in Queenstown SMC, had garnered 29,900 votes; he re-announced at 23:37 that Chua had garnered 20,900 votes. All the results were announced by 01:46, with Tampines GRC being the last constituency to be called.

The overseas votes were tabulated on 15 May, two days after the deadline of accepting postal votes and 12 days after the election ended. The final turnout was set at 2,438,610 (92.83%), with 42,945 rejected votes.

Nationwide

By constituency Candidates and results of the 2025 Singaporean general election Division Seat Voters Rejected Party Candidate(s) Votes Votes % Swing Overseas vote difference Margins Aljunied GRC5 133,4511,341 Workers' PartyPritam SinghSylvia LimGerald GiamFadli FawziKenneth Tiong78,8470.240.03 People's Action Party Chan Hui YuhAdrian AngFaisal Abdul AzizJagathishwaran RajoDaniel Liu 53,2630.240.03 Ang Mo Kio GRC5 150,3124,399 People's Action Party Lee Hsien LoongDarryl DavidJasmin LauVictor LyeNadia Ahmad Samdin115,5627.04 Singapore United PartyVincent NgNigel NgNoraini YunusRidhuan ChandranAndy Zhu15,874 People's Power PartyHeng Zheng DaoMartinn HoSamuel LeeWilliam LimThaddeus Thomas14,929 Bishan–Toa Payoh GRC4 90,0202,092 People's Action Party Chee Hong TatCai YinzhouElysa ChenSaktiandi Supaat66,455 7.950.03 Singapore People's PartySteve ChiaMelvyn ChiuLim Rui XianMuhammad Norhakim21,9447.950.03 Bukit Gombak SMC1 23,806298 People's Action Party Low Yen Ling17,9460.02 Progress Singapore Party Harish Pillay5,7260.02 Bukit Panjang SMC1 31,481350 People's Action Party Liang Eng Hwa19,1527.650.03 Singapore Democratic Party Paul Tambyah12,0517.650.03 Chua Chu Kang GRC4 87,6771,191 People's Action Party Tan See LengChoo Pei LingJeffrey SiowZhulkarnain Abdul Rahim55,1404.960.01 Progress Singapore PartyA'bas KasmaniWendy LowLawrence PekS Nallakaruppan31,5624.960.01 East Coast GRC5 137,1411,570 People's Action Party Edwin TongDinesh Vasu DashHazlina Abdul HalimTan Kiat HowJessica Tan80,105 5.340.03 Workers' PartyNathaniel KohJasper KuanParis V ParameswariSufyan Mikhail PutraYee Jenn Jong56,2885.340.03 Holland–Bukit Timah GRC4 111,6322,694 People's Action Party Vivian BalakrishnanEdward Chia Christopher de SouzaSim Ann86,93612.890.04 Red Dot United Fazli TalipNizar SubairSharad KumarEmily Woo22,762 0.04 Hougang SMC1 27,481296 Workers' Party Dennis Tan16,900 0.940.02 People's Action Party Marshall Lim10,2850.940.02 Jalan Besar GRC4 96,8623,349 People's Action Party Josephine TeoShawn LohDenise PhuaWan Rizal70,6029.85 People's Alliance for Reform Chiu Shin KongMohamad Hamim AliyasSarina Abu HassanVigneswari V Ramachandran23,267 Jalan Kayu SMC1 27,796377 People's Action Party Ng Chee Meng14,146 Workers' Party Andre Low13,337 Jurong Central SMC1 27,713531 People's Action Party Xie Yao Quan21,947 Red Dot United Kala Manickam5,313 Jurong East–Bukit Batok GRC5 132,7863,198 People's Action Party Grace FuDavid HoeLee Hong ChuangMurali PillaiRahayu Mahzam99,6920.01 Red Dot United Harish MohanadasLiyana DhamirahMarcus NeoOsman SulaimanBen Puah30,3420.01 Kebun Baru SMC1 20,356325 People's Action Party Henry Kwek13,7875.570.01 Progress Singapore Party Tony Tan6,3425.570.01 Marine Parade–Braddell Heights GRC5 Uncontested People's Action Party Seah Kian PengGoh Pei MingMuhammad Faishal IbrahimDiana PangTin Pei LingUncontested Marsiling–Yew Tee GRC4 119,5591,668 People's Action Party Lawrence WongHany SohAlex YamZaqy Mohamad81,14310.300.02 Singapore Democratic Party Ariffin ShaJufri SalimAlec TokGigene Wong29,281 10.300.02 Marymount SMC1 21,282251 People's Action Party Gan Siow Huang14,95415.690.03 Progress Singapore Party Jeffrey Khoo6,18715.690.03 Mountbatten SMC1 20,063474 People's Action Party Gho Sze Kee12,602 9.960.02 Independent Jeremy Tan7,1430.02 Nee Soon GRC5 142,2863,090 People's Action Party K. ShanmugamJackson LamGoh HanyanLee Hui YingSyed Harun Alhabsyi102,97411.91 Red Dot United David FooSharon LinPang Heng ChuanRavi PhilemonSyed Alwi Ahmad36,538 Pasir Ris–Changi GRC4 92,4792,491 People's Action Party Indranee RajahValerie LeeSharael TahaDesmond Tan61,168 0.02 Singapore Democratic Alliance Abu MohamedChia Yun KaiHarminder Pal SinghDesmond Lim29,2130.02 Pioneer SMC1 23,656233 People's Action Party Patrick Tay15,3603.470.03 Progress Singapore Party Stephanie Tan8,1100.660.03 Potong Pasir SMC1 28,275544 People's Action Party Alex Yeo19,2888.530.01 Singapore People's Party Williiamson Lee6,26116.850.01 People's Alliance for Reform Lim Tean2,3230.02 Punggol GRC4 116,074823 People's Action Party Gan Kim YongJanil PuthuchearySun XuelingYeo Wan Ling63,745 Workers' Party Jackson AuAlexis DangHarpreet Singh NehalSiti Alia Mattar51,789 Queenstown SMC1 26,468705 People's Action Party Eric Chua20,9900.01 People's Alliance for Reform Mahaboob Batcha4,8830.01 Radin Mas SMC1 23,289446 People's Action Party Melvin Yong15,8544.790.05 Independent Darryl Lo5,3940.05 People's Alliance for Reform Kumar Appavoo1,689 18.63 Sembawang GRC5 125,7461,848 People's Action Party Ong Ye KungGabriel LamMariam JaafarNg Shi XuanVikram Nair84,159 0.470.01 Singapore Democratic PartyDamanhuri AbasJames GomezBryan Lim Boon HengSurayah AkbarAlfred Tan37,1570.01 National Solidarity Party Raiyian ChiaLee WeiSpencer NgVerina OngYadzeth Hairis 2,87830.39 Sembawang West SMC1 22,788269 People's Action Party Poh Li San11,9990.01 Singapore Democratic Party Chee Soon Juan10,5640.01 Sengkang GRC4 118,815927 Workers' PartyHe Ting RuLouis ChuaJamus LimAbdul Muhaimin66,383 4.200.01 People's Action Party Lam Pin MinElmie NekmatBernadette GiamTheodora Lai51,5054.200.01 Tampines GRC5 138,5701,262 People's Action Party Masagos ZulkifliBaey Yam KengCharlene ChenKoh Poh KoonDavid Neo71,58914.39 Workers' PartyFaisal ManapEileen ChongOng Lue PingTan Khim TeckMichael Thng65,197 People's Power Party Arbaah HarounGoh Meng SengDerrick SimPeter SohVere Nathan596 National Solidarity PartyReno FongRidzwan MohammadZee PhayThamilselvan KaruppayaYeo Ren-yuan24933.41 Tampines Changkat SMC1 22,372224 People's Action Party Desmond Choo12,4760.01 Workers' Party Kenneth Foo9,7410.01 Tanjong Pagar GRC5 124,7743,681 People's Action Party Chan Chun SingFoo CexiangJoan PereiraRachel OngAlvin Tan98,92417.900.01 People's Alliance for Reform Rickson GiauwHan Hui HuiNadarajan SelvamaniPrabu RamachandranSoh Lian Chye23,1690.01 West Coast–Jurong West GRC5 148,6471,438 People's Action Party Desmond Lee Ang Wei Neng Hamid RazakShawn HuangCassandra Lee88,5870.02 Progress Singapore PartyTan Cheng BockLeong Mun WaiHazel PoaSani IsmailSumarleki Amjah59,078 0.02 Yio Chu Kang SMC1 23,400559 People's Action Party Yip Hon Weng18,06617.920.02 People's Alliance for Reform Michael Fang4,8760.02

By Community Development Council With regards to the CDC, the Central CDC continued to show a strong performance by the PAP winning with bigger margins such as the top performers of Queenstown SMC and Tanjong Pagar GRC, followed by the North West CDC, largely attributed to the Prime Minister Lawrence Wong's held seat of Marsiling-Yew Tee GRC and no WP candidates fielding in that CDC (the other being South West). While the Western regions also continued to have good showings by PAP, performances by other parties polled with no more than one-third of the contested vote shares; the weakest performers of the South West and North West CDC are West Coast-Jurong West GRC and Sembawang West SMC, respectively, as because PSP and SDP have mounted fierce challenges despite nearly capturing them in both constituencies. Together, the Central and Western regions comprise 62 out of the 92 contested seats, or 67%. Nonetheless, the PAP improved their vote share of 65.57% compared to its last election to continue maintain their 60% baseline island-wide, which the PAP had achieved this consistency since post-independence.

The remaining 30 contested seats are from the eastern regions. Owing to the redistricting of two WP-held wards of Aljunied GRC and Hougang SMC from North East CDC to the South East CDC, with the sole walkover constituency Marine Parade-Braddell Heights GRC being part of the latter CDC, it marked the first time since the unified creation of the CDC regions scheme in 2001 where the PAP won the contested vote share by a plurality, scoring with just 49.52% versus WP's 48.23%. In contrast, 25 seats were contested by the WP; both CDCs also had PAP vote shares falling below the national average. Even if the Jalan Kayu SMC, the only WP-contested constituency that was outside of both aforementioned CDCs, was taken out of consideration, WP would still win their combined popular vote in the seven constituencies contested by them to the PAP.

Votes polled District PAPWP OthersCentral 75.78% 2.16% 22.06%Northeast 53.84% 39.95% 6.21%Northwest 71.86% 28.14%Southeast 49.52% 48.23% 2.25%Southwest 68.07% 31.93%TOTAL 65.57% 14.99% 19.44%

Seats won DistrictSeats PAPWP OthersCentral25 25 0 0Northeast18 14 4 0Northwest20 20 0Southeast17 11 6 0Southwest17 17 0TOTAL97 87 10 0

Analysis Constituencies with no comparison to 2020 were due to them being new constituencies; only the following constituencies may be compared with 2020 results as they existed in both elections, although most had changes in their electoral boundaries. While Jurong East–Bukit Batok and West Coast–Jurong West GRCs were respectively renamed from Jurong GRC and West Coast GRC, any swings for the 2020 election are not reflected in the list as they are considered new constituencies. The PAP would otherwise receive swings of +2.04% and +8.33% respectively. As the People's Alliance for Reform was formed as a merger of Peoples Voice and the Reform Party, which had contested the last election separately, any results from the last election that either parties previously contested in the same constituency are not reflected in the list per consistency reasons, unless otherwise stated. Percentages may not add up to 100% due to rounding. Vote counts below are for votes cast in Singapore only and exclude votes cast overseas.

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