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An in-depth look at how Singaporeans felt, acted, and hoped during and after GE2025.

Milieu Insight’s post-election study of over 1,000 Singaporeans offers a rare peek into the thoughts and feelings of voters across all age groups.

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Cost of living remain the number one concern, followed by healthcare cost and housing affordability.

A majority of voters (69%) value MPs who genuinely care about residents and speak up for Singaporeans.

Singaporeans are increasingly viewing housing as a basic need rather than a wealth-building tool.

Nearly half (49%) of Singaporeans say they already know who they’ll vote for.

75% of respondents identified cost of living issues relating to affordability of groceries/food and transportation as a top election issue.

With Singapore’s General Election set for 3 May 2025, a new pulse check conducted by Milieu Insight on 14 April offers a revealing snapshot of how Singaporeans feel about their lives, the country’s direction, and the world at large.