Publishing the results of an election survey, or any content that appears to be the results of such a survey, is not allowed during the presidential election period. This period starts from when the
The ELD said it issued this reminder after it observed several online surveys polling respondents on their preferred candidate in the presidential election.
An election survey is a survey of how people will vote at an election, or of the preferences of voters regarding any candidate, or any issue with which an identifiable candidate is associated at an election, said ELD. The Straits Times has seen groups on platforms such as Telegram that have polled their followers on how they intend to vote or who will be president, with the results updated in real time.
Under the Presidential Elections Act, the publication of election survey results during an election period is an offence punishable by a fine not exceeding $1,500, imprisonment for up to a year, or both.
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