Singapore Prepares for Early Election Call

Singapore has revised its electoral boundaries, hinting at a potential early election call. Elections are required by November 2025, but the prime minister has the authority to schedule them sooner.

The Singapore government has revised the nation's electoral boundaries, as announced by the Elections Department on Tuesday. This move is commonly interpreted as an indication that the government may be gearing up to call a general election.

Though Singapore is mandated to conduct elections by November 2025, there is potential for an earlier poll should the prime minister decide to exercise the option to call elections sooner.

This adjustment in boundaries is a routine prelude to elections and typically signals political strategizing as the nation prepares for its next electoral engagement.

(With inputs from agencies.)