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-==History==
+{{Deletion|Work Stolen from Wikipedia/sg-elections.com}}
-*1959 - Merged part of [[Seletar Single Member Constituency|Seletar SMC]] to form [[Serangoon Gardens Single Member Constituency|Serangoon Gardens SMC]]
-*1955 - New Constituency
-==Candidates and results==
-===1st Legislative Assembly===
-{{GE Result Table
- |header=1955 General Election
- |ref=<ref>[//www.eld.gov.sg/elections_past_parliamentary1955.html "1955 LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY GENERAL ELECTION RESULTS"]. Elections Department.</ref>
- |no1=
- |bg1=#7789EF
- |party1=Progressive Party
- |candidate1=Lim Choon Mong
- |vote1=2,172
- |ratio1=45.83
- |no2=
- |bg2=#DC6578
- |party2=Democratic Party
- |candidate2=Lim Chye Seng
- |vote2=1,412
- |ratio2=29.80
- |no3=
- |bg3=#EDCD00
- |party3=Malayan Chinese Association
- |candidate3=Lim Siew Ek
- |vote3=1,155
- |ratio3=24.37
- |electorate=8,402
- |turnout=4,792
- |turnoutratio=57.03
- |valid=4,739
- |validratio=98.89
- |swing=<small>N/A
-}}
-==References==
-<references/>
-[[Category:Politics]]