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- Results in 1959 GE
- Results in 1963 GE
- Result in Third 1966 By Election (There was 3 by-elections in 1966 in different wards)
- Results in 1968 GE
- Results in 1972 GE
- Results in 1976 GE
- Results in 1980 GE
- Results in 1984 GE
- Results in 1988 GE
- Results in 1991 GE
- Brief History on Singapore Malay Union (Dissolved in the 1960s)
