The ruling party, which is determined by the strong victory in the Singapore vote, is an opposition carrying a company Politics News

The people’s work party faces a concerted challenge by the workers.

The Labor Party in Singapore has been a long time (PAP). Labor Party (WP) It can hold its land, challenging PAP in many major areas.

The census of the sample issued by the election department on Saturday showed that PAP in 29 out of 32 disputed circles, translated into about 87 seats from 97 seats in Parliament, including five heterogeneous.

The final outcome was expected early on Sunday.

Although a comfortable victory for PAP, the real test lies in the amount of support it can keep, especially under the leadership of the newly appointed Prime Minister Lawrence Wong.

The party’s performance was in 2020, when it won more than 60 percent of the votes, among its weakest shows since independence in 1965 after its separation from Malaysia.

Wong, who took office last year, carried out the promises of continuity and the new leadership, in the hope that he would support support amid increasing general concern about increasing the costs of living and lack of housing in one of the most basic areas in the world.

The WP, the most reliable opposition force in Singapore, has been competed with 26 seats, and it is expected to maintain 10 seats that won in 2020, an unprecedented number for any opposition party in the city.

While the PAP base continues, the WP ability to maintain or grow slightly indicates a shift in political feelings, especially among young voters, according to analysts.

On Saturday, the first national test for Wong, 52 years old, who succeeded Lee Hsin Long, the son of the founding Prime Minister in Singapore Lee Kwan Yu.

In many races, the PAP wins were large, as the count showed the sample, with only three competitions and inside the error margin.

“Not only is the current situation, it is also the margin of victory in both the electoral districts, and you can see that the numbers are very great,” said Mustafa Ezoddin, assistant lecturer at the National University of Singapore.

“This certainly indicates, in this turn, to a healthy and strong state of the Prime Minister,” Ezuddin added.

PAP is still in power since pre -independence in 1965, benefiting from broad institutional access and resources, while opposition parties are struggling with limited coverage and financing.

Government officials have warned that the seat losing could weaken Singapore’s ability to move in global economic instability, especially amid the continuous United States tensions.