How to Prepare for Election Day | OpenRice 新加坡開飯喇

7 May 2011—it’s the day when we all have to make the biggest decision of our lives. Who will be the next leaders of Singapore? By this time, we’re pretty sure that you know your candidates really well already. You’ve done your research, attended rallies, and heard what they have to say about making this country a better place. Now, it’s all up to you and your vote. How do you prepare yourself for the Election Day? Here are some tips from OpenRice.com. Know who you’re going to vote for By this time, you should already know the candidates by heart after watching television, researching about them online, attending rallies, and familiarising yourself with their platforms. Doing this should help you come up with a final list of candidates who will get your vote. Prepare all your necessary documents To avoid the hassle of forgetting anything, it’s advisable to prepare all the documents you will need to be able to vote tomorrow. The most important things you will need are your poll card, which has the exact address of your polling station, and your identity documents. The polling station opens at 8am and closes at 8pm. Have a good night’s sleep How can you be on your best self for the Election Day tomorrow? It’s easy. Get enough sleep! If your work permits it, go home early and catch up on all the latest election news on TV. But don’t stay up too late. Try to get your 8 hours of sleep so you won’t feel tired and stressed the following day. Eat Something Healthy! Most people really don’t understand the importance of having a good breakfast. Eating something healthy in the morning allows you to have an alert mind and energy to last you the whole day. If you’re going to make the biggest decision for your country, eat something healthy and heavy. Here are some healthy foods for men and women that may help achieve a sound mind for tomorrow’s Big Day! Click here for more information about The General Elections. Have a good, healthy meal before Election Day Find the best restaurants in Singapore