Changes in store for next GE


Residents cast their vote in the city's by-election at a polling station in Singapore on January 26, 2013. Voters in a Singapore suburb began casting ballots on January 26 in a by-election that tests the public mood two years after the ruling party suffered its worst ever poll performance. AFP PHOTO / ROSLAN RAHAN

SINGAPORE: The Elections Department (ELD) will introduce a number of changes in the upcoming polls, including self-inking pens and new polling booths.

Candidates will also be able to fill in most of the required paperwork online.

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