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Separately on Monday, Ms Tan said she was leaving PSP due to “differences in opinion”.<\/p>\n
“It has been such a fulfilling journey and while I remain hopeful to continue contributing to Singapore, it will no longer be through PSP due to differences in opinion in the direction of the party,” Ms Tan wrote on Facebook.<\/p>\n
“I would like to express my utmost gratitude to every PSP volunteer and member, ex- or present, who has helped and guided me in one way or another in the past three years.”<\/p>\n
Ms Tan, who joined PSP in August 2023, contested Pioneer SMC at the 2025 General Election, winning 34.55 per cent of the vote against Mr Patrick Tay of the People’s Action Party in her electoral debut.<\/p>\n
“For all who had trusted in me as a candidate for Pioneer SMC in GE2025, whether as a voter or as a volunteer who came to fight alongside my team in the General Elections, thank you for your support, love and encouragement,” she said.<\/p>\n
In her post, Ms Tan thanked PSP founder Tan Cheng Bock for “understanding and respecting” her decision. “You set the example not just by what you say, but by what you do, even when no one is looking,” she said.<\/span><\/p>\n Ms Tan was co-opted into PSP’s CEC in July 2025 as part of the party’s leadership renewal, which also saw <\/span>Dr Tan step down as party chairman<\/span>.<\/span><\/p>\n Ms Tan said she would take some time to evaluate her next steps.<\/p>\n