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Lawrence Wong's PAP achieved a strong parliamentary majority, securing support amid economic challenges and opposition resurgence.

PAP is on track for a significant election victory, indicating continued support despite growing discontent about economic and social issues.

Former Singapore Minister S. Iswaran was sentenced to one year in prison for graft and obstruction of justice, highlighting integrity issues in the ruling party.

Lawrence Wong's leadership is tested in elections amid rising opposition and concerns over living costs and international trade.

Singapore's election reflects growing opposition sentiment and dissatisfaction with the ruling People's Action Party amid global crises.

The People's Action Party reaffirmed its dominance in Singapore's elections, winning 87 of 97 parliamentary seats, further empowering Prime Minister Wong.

The Workers' Party poses a significant challenge to the People's Action Party's dominance in Singapore's political landscape.

Singapore's ruling party's grip is challenged by claims of gerrymandering, indicating changing public sentiments.

PAP is set to win another election, reinforcing its long-standing governance amidst an evolving political landscape.