Candidates and Results
| Election | Seats | Voters | Party | Candidate(s) | Votes | Votes (%) | |
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| Singapore general election, 1988 | 3 | 54,941 | PAP | Lee Boon Yang Peh Chin Hua Sidek Bin Saniff |
31,604 | 62.68 (-0.09%) | |
| WP | Marsh Edund Richard Mohamed Bin Idris Toh Keng Thong |
18,814 | 37.32 (+0.09%) | ||||
| Singapore general election, 1991 | 4 | 82,615 | PAP | Choo Wee Khiang Lee Boon Yang Peh Chin Hua Zulkifli Mohammed |
Walkover | Walkover | |
| Singapore general election, 1997 | 4 | 71,922 | PAP | Choo Wee Khiang Lee Boon Yang Peh Chin Hua Yaacob Ibrahim |
44,840 | 67.55 | |
| SDP | David Chew Gandhi Ambalam Jufrie Mahmood Low Yong Nguan |
21,537 | 32.45 | ||||
| Singapore general election, 2001 | 5 | 100,268 | PAP | Heng Chee How Lee Boon Yang Lily Neo Loh Meng See Yaacob Ibrahim |
68,309 | 74.49 | |
| SDA | Fong Chin Leong Lim Bak Chuan Mohd Rahizan Bin Ya'acob Ng Kee How Sin Kek Tong |
23,391 | 25.51 | ||||
| Singapore general election, 2006 | 5 | 92,963 | PAP | Denise Phua Lay Peng Heng Chee How Lee Boon Yang Lily Neo Yaacob Ibrahim |
58,913 | 69.26 | |
| SDA | Cheo Chai Chen Fong Chin Leong, Reno Muhamad Ali Aman Sebastian Teo Kway Hwang Vincent Yeo Boon Keng |
26,151 | 30.74 | ||||
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