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The time is nigh and the general election season is upon us. For most Singaporeans born between 1994 and 1999 (aka me), the upcoming general elections will be the first time we’ll be participating in the process of determining who should run the country.
Voting is, in a way, a rite of passage, the sign of being a true-blue Singaporean adult. It can, on the other hand, seem like a huge responsibility and rather daunting, especially for those who haven’t been particularly interested in politics, or as boomers say: Apathetic.
That’s why at AsiaOne we’ve devised this first-timer’s guide that covers what you need to know about voting day, no-frills attached, so all of us (read as: me) know what to expect on the day itself.
Now the first question that probably comes to mind is:
Do I really have to vote?
No doubt about it, yes.
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