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Sunday, May 07, 2006
@ 6:51 PM



Fulltime score: 82-2

Strong mandate? Big win? You will know the answer in the next General Elections 'cos most probably the battle lines will be redrawn. Number 1 constituency to kiss goodbye will be Aljunied.

For the time being, you can decide for yourself if it is really a strong mandate. How can the voting percentage in AMK GRC be 66.13%? Its the freaking PM leading his GRC there. Shouldn't it be like 99.13% instead? Perhaps the voters in AMK thought that crossing the logo on their voting slip means "I don't want this team."


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