Chong Boon Single Member Constituency

Chong Boon Single Member Constituency

Chong Boon Single Member Constituency (Simplified Chinese: 崇文单选区;Traditional Chinese: 崇文單選區) is a defunct single member constituency in Ang Mo Kio, Singapore. It was carved from Ang Mo Kio division prior to 1980 elections til 1988 elections where it was absorbed into Cheng San Group Representation Constituency.

Contents

Members of Parliament

  • Sitaram Chandra Dias (1980 - 1988)

Candidates and results

Elections in 1980s

General Election 1984: Chong Boon
Party Candidate Votes % ±%
PAP Sitaram Chandra Das 11,058 56.02
SDP Ling How Doong 8,681 43.98
Turnout 20,107 97.4
PAP hold Swing
General Election 1980: Chong Boon
Party Candidate Votes % ±%
PAP Sitaram Chandra Das Walkover
Turnout 13,877
PAP win (new seat)

See also

  • Cheng San GRC

References

v · Constituencies of Singapore
Group Representation
Constituencies (GRCs)
Aljunied (5) · Ang Mo Kio (6) · Bishan-Toa Payoh (5) · Chua Chu Kang (5) · East Coast (5) · Holland-Bukit Timah (4)  · Jurong (5) · Marine Parade (5) · Moulmein-Kallang (4) · Nee Soon (5) · Pasir Ris-Punggol (6) · Sembawang (5) · Tampines (5) · Tanjong Pagar (5) · West Coast (5)
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Single Member
Constitutencies (SMCs)

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Former or
defunct constituencies

Alexandra · Aljunied · Ang Mo Kio · Anson · Ayer Rajah · Bedok GRC (4) · Bedok SMC · Bo Wen · Boon Lay · Boon Teck · Braddell Heights  · Bras Basah · Brickworks GRC (4)  · Brickworks SMC · Bukit Batok  · Bukit Gombak  · Bukit Ho Swee · Bukit Merah  · Bukit Timah GRC (5) · Bukit Timah SMC · Buona Vista · Cairnhill · Changi · Changkat · Cheng San GRC (5) · Cheng San SMC · Chong Boon · Chua Chu Kang SMC · Clementi · Crawford · Delta · Eunos GRC (4) · Eunos SMC · Farrer Park · Fengshan · Geylang East · Geylang Serai · Geylang West · Havelock · Henderson · Holland-Bukit Panjang GRC (5) · Hong Kah GRC (5) · Hong Kah SMC · Hong Lim · Jalan Besar GRC (5) · Jalan Besar SMC · Jalan Kayu · Jurong · Kaki Bukit · Kallang · Kampong Chai Chee · Kampong Glam GRC (4) · Kampong Glam SMC  · Kampong Kapor · Kampong Kembangan · Kampong Ubi · Katong · Katong · Kebun Baru · Khe Bong · Kim Keat · Kim Seng · Kolam Ayer · Kreta Ayer · Kreta Ayer-Tanglin (4) · Kuo Chuan · Leng Kee · MacPherson · Marine Parade · Moulmein · Nee Soon · Nee Soon Central · Nee Soon East · Nee Soon South · Pasir Panjang GRC (3) · Pasir Panjang SMC · Pasir Ris (4) · Paya Lebar · Punggol · Punggol-Tampines · Queenstown · River Valley · Rochore · Seletar · Sembawang · Sepoy Lines · Serangoon Gardens · Siglap · Southern Islands · Stamford · Tampines · Tanah Merah · Tanglin · Tanjong Pagar · Teck Ghee · Telok Ayer · Telok Blangah · Thomson GRC (4) · Thomson SMC · Tiong Bahru GRC (3) · Tiong Bahru SMC (3) · Toa Payoh SMC · Toa Payoh GRC (3) · Ulu Bedok · Ulu Pandan · Upper Serangoon · West Coast · Yio Chu Kang
Numbers in brackets indicate the number of representatives assigned.

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