GE2025: Ultimate Guide to All the GRC Results Simplified & Summarised for You

Singapore’s 2025 General Election has concluded with the People’s Action Party (PAP) securing a decisive victory, winning 87 out of 97 contested seats with 65.57% of the popular vote.

This represents a 4.33 percentage point increase from their 2020 performance.

Prime Minister Lawrence Wong, in his first electoral test as party leader, has successfully bucked the trend of declining vote shares typically seen when a new prime minister takes office.

The Workers’ Party (WP) remains the only opposition party in Parliament.

Let’s break down the results constituency by constituency.

Aljunied GRC (5 Seats)

Competing Parties: People’s Action Party (PAP) vs Workers’ Party (WP)

Results:

• PAP: 40.32%

• WP: 59.68%

Winner: WP

The WP team, led by Pritam Singh, successfully defended their stronghold in Aljunied, maintaining a comfortable margin with 59.68% of the votes.

This result is nearly identical to their 2020 performance, where they secured 59.93%.

The consistency shows the WP’s entrenched support in this constituency since they first won it in 2011.

Ang Mo Kio GRC (5 Seats)

Competing Parties: People’s Action Party (PAP) vs People’s Power Party (PPP) vs Singapore United Party (SUP)

Results:

• PAP: 78.95%

• SUP: 10.84%

• PPP: 10.21%

Winner: PAP

The PAP team, which included former Prime Minister Lee Hsien Loong, won by a landslide with 78.95% of the vote.

Both opposition parties performed poorly, each receiving just over 10% of votes and losing their election deposits.

This represents a significant 7.04 percentage point swing toward the PAP compared to the previous election.

Bishan-Toa Payoh GRC (4 Seats)

Competing Parties: People’s Action Party (PAP) vs Singapore People’s Party (SPP)

Results:

• PAP: 75.21%

• SPP: 24.79%

Winner: PAP

The PAP team secured a commanding victory with three-quarters of the vote, showing a 7.98 percentage point improvement from their previous performance.

The SPP team, led by Steve Chia, failed to gain traction in this traditionally PAP-strong constituency.

Chua Chu Kang GRC (4 Seats)

Competing Parties: People’s Action Party (PAP) vs Progress Singapore Party (PSP)

Results:

• PAP: 63.59%

• PSP: 36.41%

Winner: PAP

The PAP team, which included Health Minister Tan See Leng, secured a comfortable win with 63.59% of the vote. The PSP showed a respectable performance but still fell short by a significant margin.

The PAP improved their vote share by 4.95 percentage points compared to the previous election.

East Coast GRC (5 Seats)

Competing Parties: People’s Action Party (PAP) vs Workers’ Party (WP)

Results:

• PAP: 58.76%

• WP: 41.24%

Winner: PAP

The PAP team successfully defended East Coast GRC with 58.76% of the vote, improving their margin by 5.37 percentage points from 2020.

This was one of the constituencies where the WP had hoped to make inroads but failed to do so despite fielding a strong team that included Yee Jenn Jong.

Holland-Bukit Timah GRC (4 Seats)

Competing Parties: People’s Action Party (PAP) vs Red Dot United (RDU)

Results:

• PAP: 79.29%

• RDU: 20.71%

Winner: PAP

The PAP team, which included Foreign Minister Vivian Balakrishnan, won by a landslide with nearly 80% of the vote.

This represents a massive 12.93 percentage point improvement for the PAP. Red Dot United struggled to gain traction in this traditionally PAP-strong constituency.

Jalan Besar GRC (4 Seats)

Competing Parties: People’s Action Party (PAP) vs People’s Alliance for Reform (PAR)

Results:

• PAP: 75.21%

• PAR: 24.79%

Winner: PAP

The PAP team, which included Minister Josephine Teo, secured a decisive victory with 75.21% of the vote.

This represents a significant 9.85 percentage point improvement for the PAP compared to the previous election.

The relatively new PAR party failed to make an impact in their electoral debut in this constituency.

Jurong East-Bukit Batok GRC (5 Seats)

Competing Parties: People’s Action Party (PAP) vs Red Dot United (RDU)

Results:

• PAP: 76.66%

• RDU: 23.34%

Winner: PAP

The PAP team, led by Minister for Sustainability and the Environment Grace Fu, secured a commanding victory with 76.66% of the vote.

The team, which included Minister of State for Health and Digital Development Rahayu Mahzam, Minister of State for Transport and Law Murali Pillai, former Hougang candidate Lee Hong Chuang, and newcomer David Hoe, received 99,345 votes against RDU’s 30,248 votes.

This newly formed GRC consists of parts of the former Jurong GRC, Bukit Batok SMC, Yuhua SMC, and Hong Kah North SMC.

The strong performance continues the PAP’s tradition of dominance in the Jurong area, where the former Jurong GRC led by current President Tharman Shanmugaratnam had secured 74.6% of votes in 2020.

Marsiling-Yew Tee GRC (4 Seats)

Competing Parties: People’s Action Party (PAP) vs Singapore Democratic Party (SDP)

Results:

• PAP: 73.46%

• SDP: 26.54%

Winner: PAP

The PAP team, which included Prime Minister Lawrence Wong, secured a commanding victory with 73.46% of the vote.

This represents a substantial 10.28 percentage point improvement for the PAP compared to the previous election.

The result is particularly significant as it demonstrates strong support for the new Prime Minister in his own constituency.

Nee Soon GRC (5 Seats)

Competing Parties: People’s Action Party (PAP) vs Red Dot United (RDU)

Results:

• PAP: 73.81%

• RDU: 26.19%

Winner: PAP

The PAP team, led by Law and Home Affairs Minister K. Shanmugam, won decisively with 73.81% of the vote, receiving 122,744 votes against RDU’s 36,45911.

This represents a strong performance for Shanmugam’s refreshed team, which featured four first-time candidates.

Pasir Ris-Changi GRC (4 Seats)

Competing Parties: People’s Action Party (PAP) vs Singapore Democratic Alliance (SDA)

Results:

• PAP: 67.66%

• SDA: 32.34%

Winner: PAP

The PAP team, which included Senior Minister Indranee Rajah, secured a comfortable victory with 67.66% of the vote.

The SDA, one of Singapore’s older opposition parties, failed to make significant inroads despite fielding a full team.

Punggol GRC (4 Seats)

Competing Parties: People’s Action Party (PAP) vs Workers’ Party (WP)

Results:

• PAP: 55.17%

• WP: 44.83%

Winner: PAP

The PAP team, led by Deputy Prime Minister Gan Kim Yong, successfully defended Punggol GRC with 54% of the vote.

The WP had focused their campaign on criticising the PAP’s last-minute move to field DPM Gan in this constituency, but their team led by senior counsel Harpreet Singh only managed to garner 44.83% of the votes.

This was one of the more competitive races, but still resulted in a clear PAP victory.

Sembawang GRC (5 Seats)

Competing Parties: People’s Action Party (PAP) vs Singapore Democratic Party (SDP) vs National Solidarity Party (NSP)

Results:

• PAP: 67.75%

• SDP: 29.93%

• NSP: 2.32% (lost deposit)

Winner: PAP

In this three-cornered fight, the PAP team led by Health Minister Ong Ye Kung, secured a comfortable victory with 67.75% of the vote.

The PAP team, which included incumbents Vikram Nair and Mariam Jaafar along with newcomers Ng Shi Xuan and Gabriel Lam, received 83,946 votes.

Sengkang GRC (4 Seats)

Competing Parties: People’s Action Party (PAP) vs Workers’ Party (WP)

Results:

• PAP: 43.69%

• WP: 56.31%

Winner: WP

The WP successfully defended Sengkang GRC, which they first won in 2020, increasing their vote share from 52.13% to 56.31%.

This improved margin demonstrates the WP’s ability to consolidate their support in areas they represent, and shows that their 2020 victory was not a one-off occurrence.

Tampines GRC (4 Seats)

Competing Parties: People’s Action Party (PAP) vs Workers’ Party (WP)

Results:

• PAP: 52.02%

• WP: 47.98%

Winner: PAP

In another closely contested race, the PAP team led by Minister Masagos Zulkifli narrowly defeated the WP team, which included party vice-chair Faisal Manap, with 52.02% of the vote.

This slim margin means the WP will be offered one of the Non-Constituency MP seats.

The WP had targeted eastern constituencies like Tampines as part of their expansion strategy, but fell just short of victory.

Tanjong Pagar GRC (5 Seats)

Competing Parties: People’s Action Party (PAP) vs People’s Alliance for Reform (PAR)

Results:

• PAP: 81.03%

• PAR: 18.97%

Winner: PAP

The PAP team won by a landslide with 81.03% of the vote.

This was one of the PAP’s strongest performances nationwide, showing the party’s enduring dominance in this constituency that was once represented by Singapore’s founding Prime Minister Lee Kuan Yew.

West Coast-Jurong West GRC (5 Seats)

Competing Parties: People’s Action Party (PAP) vs Progress Singapore Party (PSP)

Results:

• PAP: 60.01%

• PSP: 39.99%

Winner: PAP

The PAP team, led by National Development Minister Desmond Lee, won with 60.01% of the vote, securing 88,347 votes against PSP’s 58,86313.

This represents a significant 8.32 percentage point improvement for the PAP compared to the 2020 election, where they narrowly won West Coast GRC with just 51.69% of the vote.

The 2025 General Election has resulted in the PAP securing 87 seats, while the WP retained its 10 seats.

Prime Minister Lawrence Wong described the results as “a clear signal of trust, stability and confidence in your government”.