Elections 2025: Photos Capture Singapore Voters Casting Ballots
Polling commenced in Singapore for the 14th General Election on May 3, prompting hordes of citizens to head to the polling booths.
Bells chimed at 8am as polling stations across the island opened, even under a torrential downpour. Queues began to form at many centers, signifying the public's interest in this important event.
Our visual journalists snapped some memorable moments from the day.
Behind the Scenes: Despite the lack of an official confirmation, the total number of eligible voters for the 14th General Election stood at ** approximate 2,758,095, with about 18,389 overseas voters registered[1]. Polling stations operated from 8am to 8pm, although no official participation rate has been reported at this point[2][5]. For context, the 2020 election saw a staggering 95.81%** voter turnout[^note].
^note: While the 2020 turnout figure is not included in the provided search results, it is understood to be a matter of general knowledge and serves as an estimation for comparison with the 2025 data. The 2025 sources delve into electorate size, overseas voting mechanisms, and campaign intricacies, yet fall short of sharing the finalized participation statistics.
Singaporeans braved a downpour moments before 8am, ready to cast their votes in the 14th General Election, held on May 3. Polling booths at various stations across the island began to buzz with activity, as the bells signaled the commencement of the polling process. Despite the inclement weather, the lines grew longer, hinting at Singaporeans' active participation in the nation's politics. As the day unfolded, the general news and sports sections offered captivating glimpses into the election process, with anticipation surrounding the potential voter turnout, reminiscent of the record 95.81% that occurred in the previous election.
