關於 1984 singapore election ，我們在網路上蒐集到這些相關的討論、資訊與評價

Met a Teck Ghee resident yesterday who reached into his bag to show me a blast from the past — my candidate card from my first election campaign in 1984! I had sent the card 36 years ago to his father, who had saved it all these years, and passed away just a few months ago aged 103.

As PM, my duty is not just to keep Singapore intact through this crisis. I must also hand it over to the next generation, in good shape and into good hands. In this election, the People's Action Party has refreshed and reinforced its team with 27 new candidates. They come from many different backgrounds and experiences. They will represent you and walk with you, as we go through the difficult months and years ahead.

#GE2020 has been an unusual campaign. With COVID-19, we could not gather and hold rallies as we usually do. Still, the virtual campaign has seen a full and serious discussion of issues, and all candidates have had ample opportunity to put forward their views to Singaporeans.

As you reflect on the campaign on Cooling Off Day tomorrow, and cast your vote on Friday, please think about what is at stake. When you vote, you will be choosing the team that you trust, to lead us through this grave crisis, and on to a brighter future.

My thanks to all candidates for a hard fought campaign. Thank you too to all who will be on duty on Polling Day, making sure that Singaporeans can vote safely.

Lastly, to my supporters and volunteers who have done so much to look after residents in Ang Mo Kio, and to Singaporeans who have supported me all these years in politics: thank you for sharing my journey. I hope you will elect my PAP team to continue serving you, to secure Our Lives, Our Jobs, Our Future. – LHL

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A throwback to my first election in 1984, when I spoke at the People's Action Party's lunchtime rally at Fullerton Square. 36 years later, Singapore faces a new, entirely different set of challenges. The COVID-19 pandemic has exacerbated this. Its fallout will leave a lasting impact on Singapore and the world.

This election is arguably our most critical one since independence. The next Government needs the people’s strong support, to make difficult decisions, to lead Singapore safely through this crisis and beyond.

Every election, rain or shine, the PAP holds a lunchtime rally at Fullerton. It is the highlight of the campaign. Pandemic or no, we will again hold a Fullerton rally this time, but it will be online.

Join us tomorrow at 12 noon. I will speak about the stakes in this election, and how the PAP can meet the challenges ahead. – LHL

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(PAP Rally for the 1984 General Elections at Fullerton Square. / Ministry of Information and the Arts Collection, courtesy of National Archives of Singapore)

It's a gift to reach 70, as Mr Mah Bow Tan has just done. Joined his family and friends to celebrate his birthday last night.

We fought our first election together in 1984. He lost that year, but won in the following GE in Tampines GRC, where he was MP until he retired from politics in 2015.

Bow Tan served in several ministries, including Trade and Industry, Communications, and Environment. As Minister for National Development, Mr Mah pushed to build Gardens by the Bay. It has become a distinctive part of the Singapore skyline, a popular #jalanjalan spot that many generations will enjoy. So it was a nostalgic trip down memory lane for us to gather in the Flower Dome for this happy occasion.

Happy birthday, old comrade and friend! Wishing you many, many active and fulfilling years ahead. :) – LHL

(At the opening of Gardens by the Bay in June 2012./ ST Photo © Singapore Press Holdings Limited. Reproduced with permission.)