The following is my
answer to a Quora question: “How does the PAP fund itself, versus
the other opposition or political bodies in Singapore?”
The PAP, like almost every political party in
Singapore, funds itself primarily by membership dues. The party also owns assets, and property, and
these generate income.
Opposition parties such as PKMS generate more income
from their assets, primarily rental from properties, than from actual
membership dues because their membership is much smaller. The Reform Party has an investment fund. Most opposition politicians are independently
wealthy themselves, being business owners and professionals.
Aside from this, there are political donations. The PAP, being the ruling party, likely
receives the most political donations.
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