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Streets in Hanoi are decorated with red flags, banners and posters promoting the election of deputies to the 16th National Assembly and People’s Councils for the 2026-2031 term. In many residential areas, voter lists and candidate lists are publicly posted at community venues so residents can review information ahead of election day.

Large banners and posters are displayed in front of the headquarters of the Hanoi People’s Council and People’s Committee.

Ba Dinh Square is decorated with large banners and posters ahead of the March 15 election.

Inside the historic Kim Ngan communal house on Hang Bac Street in Hoan Kiem district, election information boards are placed within the heritage site alongside national flags and posters.

A voter list and candidate list are posted near the entrance of a house opposite the 22 Hang Buom Cultural and Arts Center.

Nguyen Khac Chung (right), secretary of the Hang Buom 1 residential group Party cell, is present at a polling station to observe preparations ahead of election day.

Streets in northern Ninh Binh province are decorated with flags, banners and slogans promoting the election of deputies to the 16th National Assembly and People’s Councils for the 2026-2031 term.

Local officials inspect preparations at a polling station to ensure proper conditions for voters.

A voter list is posted in a clearly visible place so residents can check their information.

Election teams prepare ballot boxes, seals and documents for election day.

Election information is broadcast through local loudspeaker systems.

Residents stop to view election banners and posters displayed along a central street.

On March 11-12, the Dak Lak Provincial Military Command inspects election preparations and combat readiness tasks at subordinate units and key communes. Colonel Dinh Van Hung (second from right), political commissar of the Dak Lak Provincial Military Command, inspects preparations at Battalion 303 of Regiment 584.

With election day approaching, polling stations across Dak Lak province in Vietnam’s Central Highlands are being prepared for the vote.

At polling stations, youth volunteers help sort, stamp and arrange ballot papers.

Ballots are stamped, sorted and arranged in preparation for election day.

Mobile loudspeaker vehicles travel through villages across Dak Lak province to broadcast election information.

From urban centres to rural roads, youth volunteers take part in mobile election information campaigns.

In remote areas, youth volunteers use motorbikes equipped with mobile loudspeakers to broadcast election information.

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