Singapore polls: Set up just a year ago, PSP fields biggest opposition slate


Political observers believe PSP secretary-general Dr Tan Cheng Bock stands a good chance of winning the battle for West Coast. - ST/ANN

SINGAPORE (The Straits Times/ANN): The Progress Singapore Party (PSP) emerged on Nomination Day as one of the most prominent opposition parties here - fielding the most candidates among any opposition party and having its A-team in West Coast prompt the People's Action Party to reinforce its own slate.

Despite being set up just a year ago, the party is contesting nine constituencies, or 24 of the 93 seats up for grabs this time. It has also not been shy about its ambitions.

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