November 09, 12:27 PM 
514 Chai Chee Lane 03-16, Singapore 469029 Indeed, the heady days of the September 11 General Election 2015 have long ebbed into silence, and then some — and we've done our best to bring you the best of what happened during that manic two-week period of campaigning, as have our writer and photographer cooperative.
Even if you're not reeling from the results anymore, though, this collection of images from the hustings, taken by three professional photographers, will go a long way to helping people — specifically, the intellectually-disabled beneficiaries of local welfare organisation Sunlove Home.
Some of the moments you'll get to relive in Silenced Minority include:
1. Residents watching a Workers' Party rally from their block:
GE2015- Workers Party rally for Jalan Besar GRC in front of Blk 4 Boon Keng Road (Photo courtesy of Mindy Tan for Silenced Minority)
2. That moment when Tan Cheng Bock met and shook hands with Chiam See Tong at an Singapore People's Party rally:
Photo courtesy of Mindy Tan for Silenced Minority
3. The superstar treatment Singapore Democratic Party chief Chee Soon Juan received at book signings after pretty much every SDP rally:
Photo courtesy of Mindy Tan for Silenced Minority
4. (Chee Soon Juan rockstar treatment continued)
Photo courtesy of Mindy Tan for Silenced Minority
5. The hope-filled, thunderous cheering from supporters gathered at Workers' Party rallies:
Photo courtesy of Seah Yu Hsin for Silenced Minority
6. And the man who never loses his touch with the ground:
Photo courtesy of Seah Yu Hsin for Silenced Minority
7. These signature yellow hammers that everyone had to have:
Photo courtesy of Chen Wansheng for Silent Minority
8. This beautiful moment:
Photo courtesy of Chen Wansheng for Silent Minority
9. The moments after the WP Aljunied team managed a slim victory over their PAP counterparts:
Photo courtesy of Chen Wansheng for Silent Minority
10. And of course, this:
Photo courtesy of Seah Yu Hsin for Silenced Minority
The above are among almost 200 photos that trace the election journey from nomination to polling day, the book's website says.
It'll also feature reflections on the election from the likes of retired Ang Mo Kio and renegade MP Inderjit Singh, WP and SDP folks as well as our very own founding editor Belmont Lay.
And we're not just helping these folks sell koyok: the three photographers, who make up The Little People Collective, are donating all their earnings from the sale of the books (at $20 per copy) to the home.
If you want to make sure the full $20 you pay goes to Sunlove, you can buy one of 1,000 copies at their book launch, which you can find out more about here. More details about other ways you can get one here.
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