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- Constituency Boundaries Map - This is a small map marking out the respective constituencies and GRCs provided by the Parliament of Singapore. There should be a new boundary commission drawing up the new map soon for the next GE: look out for it.
www.gov.sg/parliament/cbm-index.html
- Election Rally Notices - Singapore Police Force notices on upcoming GE Rallies. This is based on the permits received and approved by the Police. It also contains other notices related to GE01.
www.spinet.gov.sg/ge/index.htm
- PAP's Party Manifesto for GE01 - Entitled "A People United: Secure Future, Better Life", it sets out the ruling party's platform for GE01. There are also links to the Chinese, Malay and Tamil translations. The navigation sidebar has links to GE01-related pages including its candidates, Election Rallies and even an online discussion forum.
www.pap.org.sg/GE2001/manifesto/english/index1.shtml
- Singapore General Election 1997 - Contains some data of the past four GEs.
www.singnet.com.sg/~kohsuhaw/ge
- Straits Times General Election Special - Includes all Straits Times articles on GE01. Being the national newspaper, ST will be providing many news articles and commentaries on the election beat.
straitstimes.asia1.com.sg/ge
- Virtual poll - Singapore Elections 2001 - Lists all the contesting electoral wards, candidates and a simple poll for readers to register their "votes". As a bonus, there is a Fantasy poll which pits, the PM against Chiam, Low and Chee.
elections.sg.st
- Whither PAP's Dominance - A book on the 1991 GE written by Dr Bilveer Singh.
www.pelanduk.com/detail.cfm?ID=83
- Workers' Party's GE 2001 Candidates - Detailed profiles of the two WP candidates for GE01: Mr Low Thia Khiang and Dr Poh Lee Guan.
www.wp.org.sg/wpnews/candidates.shtml
- Singapore Elections - A special website dedicated to the Singapore General Elections which is due to be held before August 2001. You can find more information about the history of electioneering in Singapore.
www.elections.gov.sg
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