GE2025: PM Lawrence Wong explains why GE2025 is a tough election and the stages
At the People's Action Party's (PAP) lunchtime rally on Monday afternoon (April 28), Prime Minister Lawrence Wong acknowledged that each opposition party alone may not have enough candidates to form a government. However, he cautioned that when added up, "the numbers are not small".
"Now if opposition parties break through in several constituencies, then even if the PAP were to be returned to govern - it could be with a severely weakened mandate," added PM Wong.
"How am I going to form an effective cabinet losing three or four ministers?"
"Now if opposition parties break through in several constituencies, then even if the PAP were to be returned to govern - it could be with a severely weakened mandate," added PM Wong.
"How am I going to form an effective cabinet losing three or four ministers?"
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