Held against the backdrop of a global pandemic, Singapore's 13th General Election concluded with the ruling People’s Action Party (PAP) producing their 3rd lowest ever mandate with 61.24% share of votes. Eugene Tan, Associate Professor of Law, Singapore Management University and PN Balji, Political Commentator & Veteran Journalist, discuss the plans that worked/backfired, what's on the top of the PAP's to-do list, and how the political landscape will evolve with more opposition voices in Parliament especially with Workers' Party's Pritam Singh officially recognised as the leader of the opposition.

Held against the backdrop of a global pandemic, Singapore's 13th General Election concluded with the ruling People&rsquo;s Action Party (PAP) producing their 3rd lowest ever mandate with 61.24% share of votes. Eugene Tan, Associate Professor of Law, Singapore Management University and&nbsp;PN Balji, Political Commentator &amp; Veteran Journalist, discuss the plans that worked/backfired, what's on the top of the PAP's to-do list, and how the political landscape will evolve with more opposition voices in Parliament especially with Workers' Party's Pritam Singh officially recognised as the leader of the opposition.

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