Mr Lee, who first entered politics in 1984, said: “Vote for us again, vote for the team you can trust, so that we can work with you to keep Singapore safe, to move it forward, and to secure a brighter future for all of us.”
The PAP’s five-member line-up anchored by Mr Lee includes incumbent MPs Darryl David, 54, Nadia Samdin, 35, former senior civil servant Jasmin Lau, 41, and former Aljunied candidate Victor Lye, 63.
“Singapore is about to step into a global future, where familiar rules will no longer hold steady,” said Ms Lau.
“But as a country, we will hold steady with the power of our minds, our hearts, our strength and our votes, because this is a country worth fighting for, and this is a country worth uniting for.”
SUP secretary-general Andy Zhu, 42, will lead a team to contest in Ang Mo Kio GRC. Party chairman Ridhuan Chandran, 53, party treasurer Noraini Yunus, 57, flight attendant Nigel Ng, 39, and businessman Vincent Ng, 52, round out the party’s slate.
Mr Zhu said his team is “dedicated to building a more just and equitable Singapore”, and will do this “together with the ruling party”.
