SINGAPORE — Singapore’s long-ruling People’s Action Party won another landslide in Saturday’s general elections, extending its 66-year unbroken rule in a huge boost for Prime Minister Lawrence Wong who took power a year ago.

Samples from official vote counting in Singapore's election on Saturday showed the People's Action Party was on course for victory, as the party looked set to win its 14th successive ballot and extend its six-decade rule.

GE2025 Polling Day (3 May) started at 8am in Singapore and wrapped up around 2am with the People's Action Party securing a strong performance. In what was Prime Minister Lawrence Wong's first general election as PAP leader, the ruling party won 87 of 97 seats.