If that message does not gain traction, however, opposition parties could call on voters to deny the PAP "a clean sweep", says Dr Gillian Koh, deputy director for research at the Institute of Policy Studies.
"If opposition parties sense that voters are generally satisfied with how the Government has handled Covid-19, or would rather give their votes to the trusted pair of hands at the national and municipal level, then that 'checks and balances' approach rather than 'alternative government' will probably be more appropriate," she says.
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