Likely Legitimate/True - Claim about elderly express queue poll cards

Elderly electors (i.e. 65 years old and above) will have a sergeant sign (">>>") printed on their poll cards. This indicates that they are entitled to join the express queue. POLL CARD Name (In The Register Of Electors) <NAME> Address (In The Register Of Electors) <ADDRESS> Polling Station Address HDB HUB LOR 6 TOA PAYOH ENTRANCE: AUDITORIUM FOYER, B1 POLLING HOURS 8am - 8pm Electoral Division, Polling Distinct Station BISHAN-TOA PAYOH, BS40 Voter Serial No <VOTER_SERIAL_NO> FOR OFFICIAL USE

✅ This is largely true. The image correctly states that elderly electors in Singapore, aged 65 and above, will have a sergeant sign ("⮞⮞⮞") on their poll cards. This sign allows them to use the express queue at polling stations. This information is verified by the Elections Department Singapore.

• https://www.eld.gov.sg/voters_pollcard.html