What not to wear on Polling Day

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What not to wear on Polling Day - twinkle07 - 01-09-2023

What not to wear on Polling Day
ELD said that on Polling Day, voters should "refrain from wearing attire with images, or carrying with them items to the polling station, that may be construed as influencing other voters or canvassing support for any particular candidate."

Those who do so may be turned away by election officials at the polling stations.

ELD also provided examples of such attire or images that should not be worn or carried:

Shirts, clothing, bags, or badges with prints on them that are identical to or closely resemble a candidate’s allotted symbol, or bear words that may be interpreted as showing support to a candidate.
Objects that are identical to or closely resemble a candidate’s symbol and would likely be associated with a candidate by the public.
Here are the symbols to avoid:
https://mothership.sg/2023/08/cooling-off-day-rules-pe2023/

RE: What not to wear on Polling Day - victortan - 01-09-2023

(01-09-2023, 12:27 AM)twinkle07 Wrote: What not to wear on Polling Day
ELD said that on Polling Day, voters should "refrain from wearing attire with images, or carrying with them items to the polling station, that may be construed as influencing other voters or canvassing support for any particular candidate."

Those who do so may be turned away by election officials at the polling stations.

ELD also provided examples of such attire or images that should not be worn or carried:

Shirts, clothing, bags, or badges with prints on them that are identical to or closely resemble a candidate’s allotted symbol, or bear words that may be interpreted as showing support to a candidate.
Objects that are identical to or closely resemble a candidate’s symbol and would likely be associated with a candidate by the public.
Here are the symbols to avoid:
https://mothership.sg/2023/08/cooling-off-day-rules-pe2023/

How about if one shave botak?? Does that means he trying to signal to other to vote for Tharman..

then also cannot blink your eyes too much, otheriwse they accuse u trying to signal to other to vote TKL..

that means no botak and blinking eyes allow at the polling station.., right????

RE: What not to wear on Polling Day - cheekopekman - 01-09-2023

(01-09-2023, 12:27 AM)twinkle07 Wrote: What not to wear on Polling Day
ELD said that on Polling Day, voters should "refrain from wearing attire with images, or carrying with them items to the polling station, that may be construed as influencing other voters or canvassing support for any particular candidate."

Those who do so may be turned away by election officials at the polling stations.

ELD also provided examples of such attire or images that should not be worn or carried:

Shirts, clothing, bags, or badges with prints on them that are identical to or closely resemble a candidate’s allotted symbol, or bear words that may be interpreted as showing support to a candidate.
Objects that are identical to or closely resemble a candidate’s symbol and would likely be associated with a candidate by the public.
Here are the symbols to avoid:
https://mothership.sg/2023/08/cooling-off-day-rules-pe2023/

Some will wear pyjamas and nighties lah! Big Grin

RE: What not to wear on Polling Day - p1acebo - 01-09-2023

(01-09-2023, 06:38 AM)cheekopekman Wrote: Some will wear pyjamas and nighties lah!

I was just thinking of wearing underwear lah! Big Grin

RE: What not to wear on Polling Day - Sline - 01-09-2023

I will eat pineapple tarts go with Ah Huat Kopi & bring 美女 zeh zeh to polling centre later.

RE: What not to wear on Polling Day - K88 shu shu - 01-09-2023

can wear my satki Pte 1st class SAF uniform ?

RE: What not to wear on Polling Day - singaporean1964 - 01-09-2023

so if tan kin lian go to a polling station
he will be 'turned away'
becos he has the face of tkl
and it will influence other pple

RE: What not to wear on Polling Day - Sline - 01-09-2023

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Wear this.

RE: What not to wear on Polling Day - FangFang - 01-09-2023

Wear also control

RE: What not to wear on Polling Day - Oyk - 01-09-2023

(01-09-2023, 12:54 AM)victortan Wrote: How about if one shave botak?? Does that means he trying to signal to other to vote for Tharman..

then also cannot blink your eyes too much, otheriwse they accuse u trying to signal to other to vote TKL..

that means no botak and blinking eyes allow at the polling station.., right????

Some peepur are also botak even in their fifites.

But blinking eyes...better look at the floor and not look around. You may get accused of trying to be fresh with someone's grandmother, and be escorted out of the station.

RE: What not to wear on Polling Day - Oyk - 01-09-2023

(01-09-2023, 08:59 AM)FangFang Wrote: Wear also control

No choice lar. Have to lar. All 3 candidates have their supporters. If you wear a T shirt supporting one, the other two camps will protest and not all 2.6 m voters are ladies and gentlemen who merely give you an irritated stare. There are bound to be pai kia around...and fights can erupt.

RE: What not to wear on Polling Day - Observer - 01-09-2023

(01-09-2023, 09:48 AM)Oyk Wrote: No choice lar. Have to lar. All 3 candidates have their supporters. If you wear a T shirt supporting one, the other two camps will protest and not all 2.6 m voters are ladies and gentlemen who merely give you an irritated stare. There are bound to be pai kia around...and fights can erupt.

(01-09-2023, 09:48 AM)Oyk Wrote: Wear like OKY my grand-daughter
chio or not?

RE: What not to wear on Polling Day - Niubee - 01-09-2023

(01-09-2023, 06:42 AM)p1acebo Wrote: I was just thinking of wearing underwear lah!

wear normal or on the head ?