The symbols will be placed next to the names of candidates on ballot papers, and can be used in campaigning. Read more at straitstimes.com.
SINGAPORE - A book, bell, flower, pen and dove are among the eight suggested symbols that presidential hopefuls can use to represent them in the upcoming election.
The candidates can choose from the list of eight approved symbols – which also include a flashlight, tree and magnifying glass – before 12.30pm on Nomination Day on Aug 22.
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