SINGAPORE: As the countdown to the polls intensifies, candidates are amplifying their campaign efforts just two days ahead of the election on 3 May 2024. With the stakes high, the atmosphere is electric as parties ramp up activities and outreach.
A Busy Day of Activities
On Monday, 28 April 2024, candidates were seen criss-crossing constituencies, engaging residents in a bid to sway undecided voters. The excitement peaks with the first lunchtime rally in a decade, set to take place at Raffles Plaza.
Connecting with Voters
- Candidates are not just relying on big rallies — they’re also conducting regular walkabouts.
- Meet-and-greet sessions allow candidates to connect directly with voters, addressing concerns and highlighting their platforms.
- This personal touch aims to bolster support among those still deciding.
What’s at Stake?
The upcoming election is crucial for shaping Singapore’s future, with various issues on the table, from housing affordability to healthcare. Candidates are keenly aware that every conversation counts in persuading the electorate.
As the tension builds, both seasoned politicians and new faces are making their final pitches. After all, in a nation where every vote can tip the balance, every effort matters!