Eligible voters in Singapore can review their information in the updated voter rolls from February 15 to 28, 2025. The Elections Department (ELD) has announced the public inspection period for the revised voter lists ahead of the next general election.
Eligible voters in Singapore can review their information in the updated voter rolls from February 15 to 28, 2025. The Elections Department (ELD) announced on Friday, February 14, that the revised rolls will be accessible to the public during this period. To be eligible to vote in the next general election, citizens must be 21 years or older, not disqualified from voting under any current laws, and have a Singapore residential or local contact address.
Singaporeans can confirm their inclusion in the updated registers and verify their details online through the ELD website. They can also check their information at any community center/club, ServiceSG Centre, or at the ELD office by appointment. Singaporeans residing overseas can do so online or at Singapore overseas missions acting as overseas registration centers. During the inspection period, individuals can submit a claim to add their name if it's missing, or update their details in the register to match their NRIC. A person can also file an objection to remove a name from the register for their electoral division. Claims and objections can be submitted online through the ELD website, or in person at community centers/clubs, ServiceSG Centres, ELD offices, and Singapore overseas missions functioning as overseas registration centers.Last month, ELD announced that Prime Minister Lawrence Wong had convened a committee to review current electoral division boundaries and recommend the number and boundaries of Group Representation Constituencies and Single Member Constituencies for the upcoming elections. The updated voter rolls show an increase of 5,732 electors compared to the 2,653,942 electors at the last revision in July 2023, prior to the 2023 Presidential Election. Persons whose names were removed from the registers due to non-voting in a past election can apply to have their names reinstated through the ELD website and are encouraged to apply early
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Singapore Opens Updated Voter Rolls for Public InspectionEligible Singaporean voters can verify their information and make necessary updates in the revised voter rolls from February 15 to 28, 2025. The Elections Department (ELD) has announced the opening of the updated registers for public inspection, providing citizens with the opportunity to ensure their details are accurate and complete before the next general election.
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