Singapore will have five new Group Representation Constituencies (GRCs) and six new Single Member Constituencies (SMCs) in the 2025 General Election, part of sweeping changes laid out in the electoral boundaries report on Tuesday (Mar 11).

Singapore electoral boundaries: 18 GRCs and 15 SMCs in 2025 general election Major changes have been made to Singapore’s electoral map, with just five Group Representation Constituencies (GRCs) and four single-seat wards remaining unchanged from the last election.

Opposition parties in Singapore called into question revisions to the electoral boundaries, accusing officials of “gerrymandering” ahead of a critical vote only months away.

SINGAPORE: Voters will head to the polls in 33 electoral divisions in the 2025 General Election, up from 31 in the last polls, after recommended changes to electoral boundaries released on Tuesday (Mar 11). The Singapore government has accepted the proposals by the Electoral Boundaries Review Committee (EBRC).

Singapore has revised its electoral boundaries, the Elections Department said on Tuesday, a move usually seen as a sign that the government is preparing to call a general election.