National Assembly and People’s Council elections: Highland Nghe An gears up for polling day

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Voter card information is rechecked to ensure accuracy. Photo: Bich Hue – VNA
Voters in Truong Son hamlet, Nam Can commune, join local officials in putting up banners promoting the upcoming election day. Photo: Bich Hue – VNA
The National Election Council has permitted 55 polling stations in 12 mountainous and border communes of Nghe An province to conduct early voting two days ahead of the nationwide polling day. Photo: Bich Hue – VNA
The Election Committee of Nam Can commune has completed printing voter cards and banners, decorating polling stations and intensifying professional training for election teams. Photo: Bich Hue – VNA
The Election Committee of Nam Can commune has completed printing voter cards and banners, decorating polling stations and intensifying professional training for election teams. Photo: Bich Hue – VNA
In the final days of February 2026, along the border stretch from Que Phong and Quy Chau to Tuong Duong, Muong Xen and Nam Can communes, roads and stilt houses are adorned with flags, flowers and election banners. Photo: Bich Hue – VNA
National Assembly and People’s Council elections: Highland Nghe An gears up for polling day
Preparations for the election of deputies to the 16th National Assembly and People’s Councils at all levels, scheduled for March 15, 2026, in mountainous communes of Nghe An province are entering the final stage, with coordinated efforts of the entire political system and strong public consensus. The province has established six election boards for National Assembly deputies, 20 boards for provincial People’s Council deputies, 1,039 commune-level election boards and 3,123 polling stations. In addition, 13 inter-sectoral inspection delegations at the provincial level have been set up to promptly guide and rectify preparations at the grassroots level. Photo: Bich Hue – VNA