Results for Singapore General Elections 2006

Yio Chu Kang
PAP : 15,721 votes (68.27%)
SDA: 7,305 votes (31.73%)
Total accepted votes cast: 23,026
Winner: PAP

Hougang
PAP: 8,306 votes (37.26%)
WP: 13,987 votes (62.74%)
Total accepted votes cast: 22,293
Winner: WP

MacPherson
PAP: 13,182 (68.48%)
SDA: 6,067 (31.52%)
Total accepted votes cast: 19,249
Winner: PAP

Bukit Panjang
PAP: 21,647 (77.18%)
SDP: 6,400 (22.82%)
Total accepted votes cast: 28,047
Winner: PAP

Joo Chiat
PAP: 12,222 (65.01%)
WP: 6,577 (34.99%)
Total accepted votes cast: 18,799
Winner: PAP

Chua Chu Kang
PAP: 14,151 (60.37%)
SDA: 9,290 (39.63%)
Total accepted votes cast: 23,441
Winner: PAP

Jalan Besar GRC
PAP: 58,898 (69.26%)
SDA: 26,146 (30.74%)
Total accepted votes cast: 85,044
Winner: PAP

Nee Soon East
PAP: 20,945 (68.72%)
WP: 9,533 (31.28%)
Total accepted votes cast: 30,478
Winner: PAP

Potong Pasir
PAP: 6,518 (44.16%)
SDA: 8,242 (55.84%)
Total accepted votes cast: 14,760
Winner: SDA

Tampines GRC
PAP: 80,356 (68.51%)
SDA: 36,942 (31.49%)
Total accepted votes cast: 117,298
Winner: PAP

Nee Soon Central
PAP: 14,210 (65.37%)
WP: 7,527 (34.63%)
Total accepted votes cast: 21,737
Winner: PAP

Ang Mo Kio GRC
PAP: 96,591 (66.13%)
WP: 49,468 (33.87%)
Total accepted votes cast: 146,059
Winner: PAP

East Coast GRC
PAP: 66,819 (63.85%)
WP: 37,867 (36.15%)
Total accepted votes cast: 104,686
Winner: PAP

Punggol GRC
PAP: 113,271 (68.70%)
SDA: 51,610 (31.30%)
Total accepted votes cast: 164,881
Winner: PAP

Aljunied GRC
PAP: 74,810 (56.08%)
WP: 58,585 (43.92%)
Total accepted votes cast: 133,395
Winner: PAP

Sembawang GRC
PAP: 130,143 (76.70%)
SDP: 39,534 (23.30%)
Total accepted votes cast:
Winner: PAP

Total seats won by PAP: 82
Total seats won by WP: 1
Total seats won by SDA: 1
Total seats won by SDP: 0
Total seats in Parliament: 84

Overall, PAP may have won this year's elections again but the number of votes for the opposition has increased in every district. Comparing with 2001's general elections results, i expect that PAP will start losing seats in around 2026. However, PAP will probably lose Aljunied GRC in the next general elections in 2011 considering how close their votes are in this year's elections. This shows that the new generation is more supportive of the opposition than the PAP. There's nothing much to be said for now, we will just see in the next elections.