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Singapore: GE: "Lots of debates within PAP", Channel News Asia (2011)
Singapore: How the political candidates spent their election budgets ..., Today Online (2011)
Singapore: 1,325 overseas voters registered so far, The Straits Times (2010)
Singapore: Voters to get polling cards from tomorrow, Today Online (2011).
Singapore: PE: First Presidential Candidate Broadcast on TV & radio on Aug 18, Channel News Asia (2011).
Singapore eases rulings on Internet election advertising, Channel News Asia (2011)
Singapore: Initial results show 82 of 87 seats contested in Singapore GE, Channel News Asia (2011)
Singapore: Elections Dept appoints logistics contractors to conduct site recce, Channel News Asia (2010).
Singapore: Six Presidential Hopefuls, Today Online (2011).
Singaporeans worry about reprisal after polls, The Star Online (2011)
Singapore: GE: Members of committees that certify minority candidates appointed, Channel News Asia (2011)
Singapore: Presidential hopefuls out and about, on a mission, Today Online (2011).
Singapore: Presidential hopefuls Tony Tan and Tan Kin Lian submit papers, Channel News Asia (2011).
Singapore: More swing voters in 2011 General Election, The Straits Time (2011).
Singapore: New SMS service during GE, The Straits Times (2010).
Singapore: Tweeting towards political awakening, The Straits Times (2011).
Singapore: NCMP seats offered to best-losing opposition candidates, Channel News Asia (2011)
PE: Dr Tony Tan elected Singapore's 7th President, Channel News Asia (2011).
Singapore's PM Lee hints of Singapore election date, Xinhua News (2010).
Singapore: First-class candidates', The Straits Times (2010).
Singapore: GE: Singapore's Parliament dissolved for 14th General Election, Channel News Asia (2011)
Singapore: Election deposit raised to $16,000, Strait Times (2011)
Singapore's 12th Parliament to start on 10 October, Channel News Asia (2011).
Singapore: NGO wants to monitor polls, Today Online (2011)
Singapore: 208 Candidates Vying To Contest In Singapore's 14th General Election, Bernama (2011)
Singapore: Why electing a President is different from electing an MP, Today Online (2011).
Singapore: Singaporeans 'must have local addresses to be eligible to vote', Today Online (2011)
Singapore: Presidential hopefuls work out campaign budgets, Today Online (2011).
Singapore: Elections Dept identifies 1,400 premises for polling & vote counting, Channel News Asia (2010).
Singapore: PAP needs to reflect on General Election: PM Lee, Channel News Asia (2011).
Singapore: PE: Advisory for supporters, public on Nomination Day, Channel News Asia (2011).
Singapore: PE: Guidelines on election meetings, vehicle processions, Channel News Asia (2011).
Singapore: PM's call for active citizenry 'timely, fitting', The Straits Times (2011).
Singapore: GE: PAP unveils third batch of new GE candidates, Channel News Asia (2011)
Singapore: Why not introduce local government elections? Today Online (2011).
Singapore swears in new president, Bangkok Post (2011).
Singapore: GE could see contest in all constituencies, The Strait Times (2011).
Singapore Polls Close, Bernama (2011)
Singapore: PAP retains power, winning 81 of 87 parliamentary seats, The Star Online (2011)
Singapore: Election battle lines form as opposition increases visibility in constituencies, Channel News Asia (2010).
Singapore: GE: Second party political broadcast on May 6, Channel News Asia (2011)
Singapore: Voters to receive poll cards from tomorrow, Today Online (2011)
Singapore: Elections Department offers SMS alerts for election-related news, Channel News Asia (2010).
Singapore gears up for the polls, Today Online (2011)
Singapore: General Election... one step closer, Channel News Asia (2011)
Singapore GE: Opposition parties to contest all seats, Today Online (2011).
Singapore: Retiring army chief to enter politics?, Today Online (2011).
Singapore: An alliance for the GE, Today Online (2011).
Singapore: Ballot papers incinerated, Today Online (2012).
Singapore: GE: Electoral Boundaries Review Committee report accepted, Channel News Asia (2011).
Singapore: GE: Electoral Division checks ready, Channel News Asia (2011).
Singapore: No online or postal voting for next General Election, TODAY Online (2010)
Singapore: Non-voters' names to be expunged from register, Today Online (2011).
Singapore: Significant changes to the political system with key amendments to 2 bills passed, Channel News Asia (2010).
Singapore: Likely to have more Opposition candidates this time, Today Online (2010).
Singapore: Nine Nominated MPs selected, Channel News Asia (2012).
Singapore: Channel NewsAsia organises two General Election television forums PAP and up to six opposition parties to discuss short and long term challenges facing Singapore, Today Online (2011)
Singapore calls general election, BBC (2011)
Singapore: PE: Assembly centres for candidates & supporters on Polling Night, Channel News Asia (2011).
Singapore: PE: Candidates debate role of President in Channel NewsAsia forum, Channel News Asia (2011).
Singapore: Presidential Election likely to be held after the middle of August, say observers, Today Online (2011)
Singapore: Reform Party, SDA to seek in-principle okay for possible election alliance, Channel News Asia (2010).
Singapore Gearing Up For Election, Bernama (2011)
Singapore: Many still appear confused as to what Elected Presidency is all about, Today Online (2011).
Singapore: 3 bills tabled to amend Constitution, Presidential & Parliamentary elections, Channel News Asia (2010).
Singapore: GE: Counting down to the General Election, Channel News asia (2011).
Singapore: Electoral boundaries drawn for next General Election, The Straits Times (2011).
Singapore: 2011 Presidential Election ballot papers to be destroyed, Channel News Asia (2012).
Singapore: Elections Department releases final tally of votes, Channel News Asia (2011)
Singapore : GE: Candidates in contested wards can address supporters at Nomination Centers, Channel News Asia (2011)
Singapore: Supreme Court to hear Hougang by-election application, Today Online (2012).
Singapore: GE expense statements open for public scrutiny, Channel News Asia (2011)
Singapore: GE: Opposition parties plan to discuss constituency allocation, Channel News Asia (2011).
Singapore: Survey shows S'poreans have limited understanding of Elected Presidency, Channel News Asia (2011).
Singapore : GE: UK-based Singaporeans cast their votes in London, Channel News Asia (2011)
Singapore: The Full Result, The Strait Times (2011)
Singapore: Alliance talks between SDA and Reform Party on or off? Channel News Asia (2010).
This year, in Singapore politics, Today Online (2010).
S'pore may curb news website ahead of elections, The Brunei Times (2011).
S'pore's stand on Burma polls, Asia News Network (2010).
Singapore: Registers of Electors certified with about 2.3 million names, Channel News Asia (2010).
Singapore to hold presidential election on Aug. 27, Xinhua (2011).
A Look Into Singapore's Presidential Election, The Jakarta Globe (2011).
Singapore: PE: 2.27m Singaporeans qualify to vote for new President, Channel News Asia (2011).
Singapore: Some parties do not have Web guidelines, Today Online (2011).
Singapore: When will the GE be held? Take our poll, The Straits Times (2011).
Singapore: 50 proposed to become NMPs, Today Online (2011).
Singapore: Opposition candidates file GE expenses, Today Online (2011)
Singapore: Singapore political parties make final push for votes, Brunei Times (2011)
Singapore: Voters with new addresses can vote near home at Presidential Election, Channel News Asia (2011).
Singapore: Writ of Election for PE expected from Aug 3, Channel News Asia (2011).
Singapore: NSP first to unveil some candidates Out of five introduced yesterday, four previously from Reform Party and fifth formerly from PKMS, Today Online (2011)
Singapore: Students to learn about S'pore Constitution? Channel News Asia (2011).
Singapore: Elections Dept releases PE candidate expense details, Channel News Asia (2011).
Singapore: General Election was not an Internet election, says IPS survey, Today Online (2011).
Singapore: Tan Jee Say to contest Presidential Election, Today Online (2011).
Singapore: Elections Dept to improve its system, The Straits Times (2011).
Singapore: GE: Think carefully, calmly before voting, says PM Lee, Channel News Asia (2011)
Singapore: GE: Election meeting permit applications to start on Nomination Day, Channel News Asia (2011)
Singapore: New media tools for polls, The Straits Times (2010).
Singapore: PE: Candidates unveil election symbols, Channel News Asia (2011).
Singaporeans will vote for Tan, but which one? CNN (2011).
Singapore: GE: MediaCorp to provide comprehensive Polling Day coverage, Channel News Asia (2011)
Singapore: Registers of Electors open for inspection from Jan 14-27, Channel News Asia (2011).
Singapore: Tony Tan to run for President, Today Online (2011)
Singapore: GE: Nomination papers available for collection starting April 20, Channel News Asia (2011)
Singapore: GE: Reform Party in talks to share candidates with other opposition parties, Channels News Asia (2011)
Singapore: Registers of electors to be updated, Channel News Asia (2012).
Singapore: Voter rolls being updated for third time since 2006 GE, The Straits Times (2011)
Singapore: General election 'looming', Today Online (2011)
Singapore: Have more clarity on criteria' before next Presidential Election, Today Online (2011).
Singapore general election to come with several "firsts", Xinhua News (2011)
Singapore: General Election date no surprise for some Opposition parties, Today Online (2011)
Singapore: GE: Election candidates begin collecting nomination papers, Channel News Asia (2011)
Singapore: Rally/Walkabout schedules for Presidential candidates, The Straits Times (2011).
Tracing the history of by-elections in Singapore, Channel News Asia (2012).
Singapore: Party members, supporters all set for Nomination Day, Channel News Asia (2012).
Singapore: Television forum between PAP and Opposition to be aired unedited, Today Online (2011
Singapore: Map of Electoral Divisions
Singapore: Parliamentary Elections Act (2011)
Singapore: Drawing Districts to Ensure Super-Majorities in the Parliament