Where do we draw the line?: Reimagining Singapore's electoral system
Event description
*IMPORTANT UPDATE: NEW VENUE*
We have moved to Marina One Auditorium (address above and below).
We have released a small batch of new tickets. Please get tickets while they last!
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Join us on 23 August 2025 as our panelists — Jeremy Tan, Dr. Elvin Ong, Leon Perera, and Jo Teo (not the MP, yet ;)) — tackle these questions and more:
Do we get the government we vote for?
Where do we draw the line?
Who wields the pen?
Will smaller GRCs lead to greater minority representation?
With only 47% of Gen Zs approving of the results of GE2025, should the voting age be lowered?
What is a reasonable notice period for the release of electoral boundaries?
Is a voter in Jalan Kayu more powerful than a voter in Bukit Panjang?
Out of over 200,000 overseas Singaporeans aged 21 and above, how many actually voted?
Ahmad Amsyar (of @boldplaysg fame) will moderate the panel discussion, while the event will also feature an opening address by Dr. James Gomez and closing remarks by Dr. Chee Soon Juan.
A standalone 'Public Service Announcement' on overseas voting will precede the panel discussion.
It is time to make your vote count and reimagine Singapore's electoral system.
Tickets are free. Your donations help us cover event expenses and continue our work.
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