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PARLIAMENTARY ELECTIONS ACT (CHAPTER 218) (Section 51) STATEMENT of the POLL AFTER COUNTING the BALLOTS

THURSDAY, MAY 11, 2006 1 First published in the Government Gazette, Electronic Edition, on 10th May 2006 at 6.00 pm. No. 1145 — PARLIAMENTARY ELECTIONS ACT (CHAPTER 218) (Section 51) STATEMENT OF THE POLL AFTER COUNTING THE BALLOTS ELECTORAL DIVISION OF ANG MO KIO ‡Number of Ballot Papers Issued 184,700 Number of Ballot Papers cast for Name of Candidate Party ‡Number of Ballot Papers Abdul Salim Bin Harun WP 49,479 Gopal Krishnan Han Su May Lee Wai Leng Tan Kian Hwee Melvin Yaw Shin Leong Inderjit Singh PAP 96,636 Lam Pin Min Lee Bee Wah Lee Hsien Loong Sadasivan Balaji Wee Siew Kim ‡Total Number of Ballot Papers cast for the above Candidates 146,115 Number of *Rejected Ballot Papers 2,979 Total Number of Ballot Papers found in the ballot boxes 149,094 Number of Unused Ballot Papers undetached from the books 35,562 Number of †Spoilt Ballot Papers 44 ‡TOTAL 184,700 *A Rejected Ballot Paper means a ballot paper which has been handed by the presiding officer to an elector to cast his vote but which, at the close of the poll, has been found in the ballot box unmarked or so improperly marked it cannot be counted. †A Spoilt Ballot Paper means a ballot paper which, on polling day, has not been deposited in the ballot box, but has been found by the presiding officer to be spoilt or improperly printed or which has been handed by the presiding officer to an elector to cast his vote, and (a) has been spoilt in marking by the elector, and (b) has been handed back to the presiding officer and exchanged for another. ‡The numbers in this statement account for the votes cast in all local and overseas polling stations for the electoral division. Total Number of Electors in the Register of Electors used at the Poll 159,872 I hereby certify that the above statement is correct. Dated this 10th day of May 2006. TAN BOON HUAT Returning Officer, Singapore..

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