section_path: Campaign/Party campaigns/Singapore People's Party
section_name: Singapore People's Party
paragraph_text: Singapore People's Party
  
  The Singapore People's Party (SPP) responded to the writ's issuance with a Facebook statement outlining its campaign priorities and outlined its focus on "pressing concerns of Singaporeans". It also considered the election an "opportunity" for citizens to articulate their policy concerns, societal aspirations, and grievances. The party planned to contest in Bishan–Toa Payoh and Potong Pasir. On 19 April, the SPP launched their manifesto which called for minimum wage, reducing National Service to 18 months and lowering the eligibility age for singles to purchase public housing to 30. SPP fielded five candidates across the constituencies of Bishan–Toa Payoh and Potong Pasir. While SPP did not host any rallies, SPP conducted the walkabouts throughout the campaign in their outreach to residents.