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Moments ago, Singaporeans directed their attention to their screens for their nightly dose of politics.
With the general election well underway — and with no physical rallies allowed — election slogans and arguments were broadcasted on TV with seven contesting parties getting some airtime.
In case you’re wondering why some parties got a much shorter cameo on air, the amount of airtime allocated and the order of the broadcasts are determined by the number of candidates fielded by the party, the Infocomm Media Development Authority said.
Here are three key points each political party made today (July 2), in order of broadcast.
Reform Party – Charles Yeo
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