Singapore's ruling party set for another big election victory
Singapore's People's Action Party was on course on Saturday for a decisive victory for a 14th successive election, preliminary vote counts showed.
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Singapore's People's Action Party was on course on Saturday for a decisive victory for a 14th successive election.
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Samples from official vote counting in Singapore's election on Saturday showed the People's Action Party was on course for victory.
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