The Straits Times

One of the key battlegrounds of this election, newly-formed Sengkang GRC sees the People's Action Party team led by Labour chief Ng Chee Meng take on a young Workers' Party team.

More than 2.65 million voters will decide who will lead the country for the next five years.

From walkabouts to house visits and coffeeshop breakfasts, recap the highlights as The Straits Times followed candidates on their campaign trail 'live' from the ground during the nine-day general election period.

Covid-19 has forced Singapore to digitise parts of its election processes. ST video journalists investigate what is at stake for candidates as they take their battles online, and how going digital may change Singapore's political landscape.

Two military veterans - the People’s Action Party's Gan Siow Huang, Singapore’s first female brigadier-general, and the Progress Singapore Party's Dr Ang Yong Guan, a psychiatrist and retired army colonel, will go head to head in Marymount SMC.

Singapore’s largest single-seat constituency has unexpectedly become a hot seat, leading to a battle between PAP parliamentarian Liang Eng Hwa and opposition heavyweight Paul Tambyah.

The five-member constituency will see the People's Action Party go up against the Workers’ Party for the fourth time since 2006.

Two teams, led by politicians with decades of ties to the constituency are fighting to win every vote.

At Kovan Hawker Centre on Wednesday evening (July 8), Mr Pritam Singh urged voters to give his Workers' Party the chance to take Singapore forward post-Covid-19.

The final constituency political broadcast featured candidates contesting Tampines GRC, Tanjong Pagar GRC, West Coast GRC, Yio Chu Kang SMC, and Yuhua SMC making their pitch to their constituents.

The People's Action Party (PAP) rounded up its GE2020 campaign and discussed key issues in this election through a live-stream on its Facebook page.

In what's trending on social media, we take a sneak peek at what the candidates ate during their campaigning trail.

Catch highlights of the top six GE2020 stories that made headlines.

The People's Action Party (PAP) rounded up its GE2020 campaign and discussed key issues in this election through a live-stream on its Facebook page.

They are the top leaders and the face of their political parties. Watch PM Lee Hsien Loong, WP's Pritam Singh, PSP's Tan Cheng Bock and SDP's Chee Soon Juan tell you why their parties deserve your vote.

Multimedia journalist Renee Poh looks at the process of a general election in Singapore.

Trade and Industry Minister Chan Chun Sing gives a blunt assessment in a People's Action Party press conference on Wednesday (July 8), saying the next six to 12 months will continue to be "very difficult" for many Singaporeans.

Candidates make their final pitches on the last day of hustings, before Cooling-off Day tomorrow (July 9). Jeremy Au Yong, one of the editors spearheading The Straits Times' coverage, recaps the nine days of campaigning.

View the highlights on the last day of the GE2020 hustings, before Cooling-off Day on July 9.