Singapore's People's Action Party was on course on Saturday for a decisive victory for a 14th successive election, samples of official vote counts showed, as the party looked set to extend its unbroken six-decade rule of the city-state.

For the PAP, achieving the same kind of electoral success it has enjoyed the past 60 years could be tough as voters seek a broader range of views in parliament. Wong is just the second prime minister not from Singapore founder Lee Kuan Yew’s family — Lee’s son Lee Hsien Loong was prime minister from 2004-2024.

Prime Minister Lawrence Wong and his People’s Action Party (PAP) has secured two-third seats or the 65 required from 97 contested in the general election held on Saturday to form the next government in Singapore.