Members of Parliament
- Mr Lim Hng Kiang (Telok Blangah) - Minister for Trade and Industry
- Mr S Iswaran (West Coast) Minister of State (Trade & Industry)
- Mr Cedric Foo Chee Keng (Pioneer)
- Mr Lawrence Wong Shyun Tsai Minister of State (Education & Defence) (Boon Lay)
- Mr Arthur Fong (Clementi)
- Ms Foo Mee Har (Ayer Rajah)
Together with Pandan Gardens estate, Teban Gardens estate and parts of Jurong East New Town, the four estates formed the Single Member Constituency (SMC) of Ayer Rajah SMC prior to being absorbed into the West Coast GRC during the 2006's election in Singapore. Dr Tan Cheng Bock was the incumbent Member of Parliament, since the formation of the ward in 1980, he subsequently retired in 2006 after making way for his successor - Mr S Iswaran, the current MP.
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