Dr. Tan Sing Pei
Dr. Tan Sing Pei is Assistant Professor at the Tun Tan Cheng Lock Institute of Social Studies, Universiti Tunku Abdul Rahman (UTAR), Malaysia. Her research areas include Malaysian politics, electoral studies, public policies and comparative politics in ASEAN.
Articles by Dr. Tan Sing Pei
The Chinese Swing in the Sabah Election
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Dr. Tan Sing Pei
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2025
Sabah’s Chinese voters swung to Warisan in the 2025 state election, leading to DAP’s complete wipeout.
Is Anwar Shining Abroad but Struggling at Home?
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Dr. Tan Sing Pei
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2025
Anwar shines on the international stage as a diplomat and regional leader, but his administration faces domestic struggles.
MCA: Stay or Exit?
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Dr. Tan Sing Pei
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2025
MCA grapples with an existential choice: Stay in BN or exit for an uncertain future.
Democratic Action Party: From Antagonist to Conformist
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Dr. Tan Sing Pei
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2025
Results of DAP’s internal election underscore the party’s evolving role within Malaysia’s ruling coalition and the challenges of coalition politics.
Explainer: PAS’ Performance in GE15
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Dr. Tan Sing Pei
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2023
The 15th General Election (GE15) witnessed Parti Islam Se-Malaysia (PAS) emerging as the biggest winner after capturing 49 seats, the largest bloc by a single party in the parliament. An assessment on the rise of the Islamist party is necessary to measure how PAS’ success has changed Malaysia’s political landscape.

