Strategic voting by the Chinese


  • Letters
  • Sunday, 02 May 2004

Now that the dust has settled on the 11th general election, ONG KIAN MENG steps back to analyse the results in a more detailed and comprehensive manner. 

THERE are many aspects of the results that can and should be analysed, including split-voting patterns, the impact of new voters, the implications of voter turnout, the administrative problems on polling day and others. But I will just present a deeper analysis of the Chinese vote.  

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