It seems Returning Officer Yam Ah Mee isn't the only one getting all the attention. Here are a series of hilarious movie posters by netizens featuring NSPs' Nicole Seah, including one that with her face spliced onto a 'Little Nonya' poster.
STOMPer PhantomCloud wonders if this NSP poster in the Marine Parade GRC had been missed by helpers taking them down, because it was hanging too low on the lamp post.
The Yam Ah Mee craze goes on unabated: Singapore's favourite Returning Officer now makes an appearance on an instant noodles packet, a medicated oil label and, oddest of all -- clad in a suit from the movie Tron.
STOMPer playfair spotted this mistake on the Channel Newsasia homepage yesterday (May 8). The website reported that SPP's Lina Chiam won Potong Pasir SMC, when it was PAP's Sitoh Yih Ping who was elected.
STOMPer rhinodx5 points out that many elected candidates and their supporters are standing on moving vehicles in their victory parades.
Mr Yam Ah Mee, everyone's favourite Returning Officer for GE 2011, explains that his monotone voice is the result of a throat surgery due to a fishbone. Besides videos, posters and a Facebook fanpage, it is not surprising to see that 'Yummy' Yam Ah Mee merchandise is now available.
Besides videos, posters and a Facebook fanpage, now there's a Yam Ah Mee iPhone cover and mug available for fans of the overnight GE 2011 internet celebrity.
A group of supporters followed behind a lorry that belonged to the Singapore People's Party, cheering, said STOMPer tommy.
Yesterday (May 7) was Polling Day and Singaporeans headed to the polls to cast their votes. Voting started only at 8am, but STOMPer Mohd Jalil was shocked when he saw a long queue had already formed an hour before.
The results of the General Elections are in and netizens who are fans of Mr Yam Ah Mee have created these dance tracks of his announcement of the results for Aljunied GRC last night.
Opposition parties left a number of posters within 200m of polling stations today (May 7), say STOMPer Benedict and Karen. Both the SDP and WP fell foul of election rules, which state that all posters and symbols must be taken down within 200m of polling stations on Polling Day.
In light of Polling Day which is barely 12 hours away, STOMPer Rachelle who is an overseas Singaporean decided to paint her nails with an election theme. 'Left or right thumb?' she asks.
The large crowds brought traffic to a standstill near Serangoon Stadium after the Workers' Party rally there last night (May 5), and tempers were starting to fray. STOMPer Jennifer Lee was impressed with how the traffic police brought the situation under control.
STOMPer Jayson says this man walked right up to the barriers around the stage at Bedok Stadium during the PAP rally on Thursday (May 5) and created a ruckus. He was eventually escorted off the premises.
Can't get enough of the general elections? Now you can purchase a cake with your favourite party logo at a cake shop in Joo Chiat.
With just 3 days left before Polling Day (May 7), STOMPer La Boheme is worried because he has yet to receive his Polling Card.
