2025 Singaporean general election

General elections were held in Singapore on Saturday, 3 May 2025. All 97 members of the Parliament of Singapore, across 33 constituencies, were elected. Lee Hsien Loong did not lead the People's Action Party (PAP), as he had retired as prime minister and Lawrence Wong became Prime Minister after him on 15 May 2024. He became secretary-general of the PAP after Lee on 4 December 2024. The PAP has won the majority of seats in every election since independence.

Electoral system
Under Article 65(4) of the Singaporean Constitution, a parliamentary term lasts a maximum of five years. However, the Prime Minister, with a vote from a majority of sitting Members of Parliament (MPs), can advise the President for early dissolution at any time. A general election must be held within three months of dissolution.

 Political parties 
The table below lists political parties elected or nominated in Parliament after the 2020 parliamentary election:

NameLeaderIdeologyVotes (%)SeatsStatus Last election Non-constituency At dissolutionPeople's Action Party (PAP)Lawrence WongConservatismCivic nationalism Workers' Party (WP)Pritam SinghSocial democracyParliamentarism Progress Singapore Party (PSP)Tan Cheng BockProgressivismSocial liberalism Vacantcolspan=5 

 Pre-election composition 

Results

Notes

References

Category:2020s in Singapore
Category:2025 elections in Asia
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Category:May 2025 events