Days after his swearing-in ceremony, Prime Minister (PM) Lawrence Wong has directed Singapore’s Elections Department (ELD) to revise the Registers of Electors before 31 July this year.
Singaporeans who meet the criteria as of 1 June will have their name present in the electoral division’s electors registry.
The revised list will be available for public inspection in June.
According to a press release issued by the ELD on Monday (20 May), PM Wong has instructed the Registration Officer to revise the Registers of Electors before 31 July 2024.
Source: Elections Department Singapore – ELD on Facebook
The revision is set to bring the registers “up to date”.
As of 1 June this year, any person who meets the following criteria will have their name added to the list for an electoral division:
According to the ELD, the revised Registers of Electors will be accessible for public inspection in June this year.
Details on how Singaporeans can check the revised Registers of Electors will be provided when the list is open for public inspection.
More information on the Registers of Electors can be found here.
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Featured image adapted from Lawrence Wong on Facebook and Elections Department Singapore – ELD on Facebook.
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