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Explainer-What's at stake in Singapore's May 3 election?

By Martin Petty
Singapore's Prime Minister Lawrence Wong gestures at a People's Action Party (PAP) lunchtime rally ahead of the general election, in Singapore's central business district, April 28, 2025. REUTERS/Edgar Su

(Reuters) - Singapore holds a parliamentary election on May 3, the first big test for new Prime Minister Lawrence Wong as his People's Action Party seeks to extend its unbroken rule of the city-state and emerge with a stronger mandate.

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