In the high-stakes game of Singapore politics, most opposition parties would keep their cards close to their chests until the last minute in order to foil rivals, including the ruling People's Action Party (PAP).
But, for the coming general election, the Singapore Democratic Party (SDP) - led by secretary-general Chee Soon Juan and chairman Paul Tambyah - was the first to lay some cards on the table. It declared that it aimed to contest five constituencies that it lost to the PAP in the previous GE.
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