Editing Politics of Singapore (section)

==== Other opposition parties ====
There are other major opposition parties such as the [[Singapore People's Party]], [[Reform Party (Singapore)|Reform Party]], and the [[Singapore Democratic Party]] (SDP), that do not hold a seat in parliament.

Despite acquiring an increasing percentage of the popular vote—34% overall in 2006—opposition parties gained small numbers of seats in the general elections of 1984 (2 seats of 79), 1988 (1 seat of 81), 1991 (4 seats of 81), 1997 (2 seats of 83) and 2001 (2 seats of 84). The opposition parties attribute the disproportionate results to the nature of the [[Group Representation Constituency|GRC system]].

As of July 2020, the [[Workers' Party of Singapore|Worker's Party]] holds 10 of 93 elected seats while [[Progress Singapore Party]] holds the remaining 2 [[Non-constituency Member of Parliament|Non-constituency MP]] (NCMP) seats.