as the new Secretary-General of the Singapore People's Party, along with Jose Raymond as Chairman. On the election day on 10 July, the party failed to make headways for the third consecutive election as the party lost to the PAP on both of the two constituencies they contested (Bishan-Toa Payoh GRC and Potong Pasir SMC) despite seeing a small anti-PAP vote swing. Their party improved their party's overall vote to 33.83%, but their overall popular vote fell to 1.52%. On 22 December 2020, SPP Chairman Jose Raymond announced that he was retiring from politics, while revealing that the Assistant Secretary-General, Ariffin Sha, resigned from the party in August. Vice-Chairman Williiamson Lee became Acting Chairman, while Ariffin's position was not filled. The SPP CEC accepted the resignations on 17 January 2021 and co-opted Khan Osman Sulaiman and Melvyn Chiu. Leadership Former elected Members of Parliament Electoral history Parliamentary elections Due to a merger with the Singapore Democratic Alliance in the 2001 and 2006 elections, the number of candidates represented by the Singapore People's Party was displayed in parenthesis; the number of elected seats represented shown first was for the Singapore People's Party, and the next by SDA. References External links Singapore People's Party (SPP) party symbol, explained by SADeafSG ChannelNewsAsia 1 May 2011 on SPP candidate for Potong Pasir in GE 2011 Political parties in Singapore Social liberal parties Singapore 1994 establishments in Singapore Political parties established in 1994