Singapore's Workers' Party will have two more voices in Parliament after Andre Low and Eileen Chong were selected as Non-Constituency MPs (NCMPs)—a unique system that grants seats to top-performing opposition candidates who didn’t win their races. Think of it as a consolation prize with real political clout.

What This Mean: While they didn’t win their constituencies outright, Low and Chong still get a platform to challenge the ruling party and represent alternative views. This keeps Singapore’s Parliament from being a one-sided affair, ensuring some debate even when the opposition falls short at the polls. For voters who backed them, it’s a partial win—their concerns won’t go entirely unheard.