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The elastic minds of Singapore’s millennial and Gen Z voters
IPS poll showing upswing in conservatism alongside enduring demand for pluralism reflects an electorate inclined to pragmatism.
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Voters casting their ballots at an HDB pavilion during the 2025 General Election on May 3.
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What exactly is the political leaning of the average millennial and Gen Z Singaporean voter aged 21 to 39?
Should we assume, as the pundit class often does in developed economies, that they reliably lead the charge towards progressivism, shunning status-quo politics or “conservatism”?
