Singapore's Opposition Party: Pleased With Vote of Confidence

The transcript discusses the improved performance of opposition parties in the recent election, highlighting the Workers Party's success in gaining ten seats. It examines the influence of younger voters, particularly in certain constituencies, and the challenges faced by Deputy Prime Minister Heng in his campaign. The Workers Party's future priorities include revising Singapore's economic model and addressing press freedom. The potential for the opposition to become a viable alternative to the ruling PAP is explored, along with the anticipated leadership transition and its implications for Singapore's political landscape.

What does the performance of Deputy Prime Minister Heng Swee Keat indicate about his leadership?

What changes are anticipated in the economic model of Singapore post-election?

How can Singapore become a more open society according to the discussion?

What incremental changes are expected in the opposition's role in Singaporean politics?