(From left) National Solidarity Party vice-president Mohd Ridzwan Mohammad, Red Dot United chief Ravi Philemon, Singapore People’s Party secretary-general Steve Chia and Singapore United Party secretary-general Andy Zhu. - ST PHOTO: CHONG JUN LIANG
SINGAPORE: Four opposition parties inked an agreement on Saturday to work together ahead of the next general election, which must be called by November 2025.
National Solidarity Party (NSP), Red Dot United (RDU), Singapore People’s Party (SPP) and Singapore United Party (SUP) formed a “coalition” where they agreed, among other things, to avoid three-cornered contests, form a manifesto and explore the possibility of sharing candidates during elections.
