The People’s Action Party is widely expected to continue its six-decade reign. But discontent with its policies is fueling a growing opposition.

Polls opened Saturday in Singapore’s general election that is seen as the first key test of support for Prime Minister Lawrence Wong, who took office last year. His People’s Action Party is widely expected to comfortably extend its 66-year dominance in the city-state.

For the PAP, achieving the same kind of electoral success it has enjoyed the past 60 years could be tough as voters seek a broader range of views in parliament. Wong is just the second prime minister not from Singapore founder Lee Kuan Yew’s family — Lee’s son Lee Hsien Loong was prime minister from 2004-2024.