Final results of 16th NA election expected on March 22

Final results of 16th NA election expected on March 22

Local authorities are currently compiling and verifying election data before submitting their reports to the council, which will meet on on March 22 to review the figures and announce the official election results, Tran Thanh Man, Chairman of the NA and President of the Vietnam National Election Council, said.
General election marks renewal in building modern Vietnamese state

General election marks renewal in building modern Vietnamese state

The decision to hold the election two months earlier than usual represents not merely a technical adjustment but a historic and well-considered step, reflecting long-term vision in building, consolidating and operating the state apparatus, said Tran Thang, an aeronautical engineer and commentator in the US.
Digital transformation helps shorten timeline, improve election quality: NA Vice Chairwoman

Digital transformation helps shorten timeline, improve election quality: NA Vice Chairwoman

The use of digital platforms has facilitated many stages of the process, including candidate nominations and consultations. Candidates have been able to submit application dossiers electronically, which has made procedures more convenient and efficient.
Voter turnout hits 99.68% as of 23:23 on March 15

Voter turnout hits 99.68% as of 23:23 on March 15

As of 23:23 on March 15, official data from the National Election Council showed that 76,188,544 voters had cast their ballots, representing nearly all registered voters.
Voter turnout exceeds 99 per cent in National Assembly elections

Voter turnout exceeds 99 per cent in National Assembly elections

More than 76 million voters turned out for national and local elections, with participation surpassing 99 per cent.
Vietnamese in Laos value role of NA, all-level People’s Councils

Vietnamese in Laos value role of NA, all-level People’s Councils

Nguyen Thi Thu Huyen, Chief of the Office of the Vietnamese People Association in Vientiane, expressed her hope that deputies in the new tenure will continue to enhance their sense of responsibility, maintain close contact with voters and contribute to policymaking for fast and sustainable national development.
Voter turnout reaches 99.64% as of 22:00 on March 15

Voter turnout reaches 99.64% as of 22:00 on March 15

Lao Cai was the locality that completed voting the earliest (at 17:45) and, together with the central city of Hue, was one of two out of 34 localities to reach 100% voter participation. Notably, Lao Cai province has 173 voters aged 100 and above (31 men and 142 women).
Voter turnout hits over 93% as of 16:00 on March 15

Voter turnout hits over 93% as of 16:00 on March 15

Five out of 34 provinces and cities recorded turnout rates close to 100%, led by Tuyen Quang at 99.86%, Lao Cai 99.81%, Lang Son 99.3%, Dien Bien 99.23% and Lai Chau 99.2%.
High share of female candidates for 16th NA a very positive signal: UN Women official

High share of female candidates for 16th NA a very positive signal: UN Women official

45% of candidates for Vietnam’s 16th National Assembly (NA) being women reflects both the aspirations and the capacity of women to engage in decision-making processes, bringing their perspectives and experiences into law making and enforcement for the country’s development and prosperity.
Voter turnout exceeds 80% nationwide by mid-afternoon

Voter turnout exceeds 80% nationwide by mid-afternoon

Many localities have recorded high voter turnout, particularly several northern mountainous provinces such as Lao Cai, Dien Bien, Lai Chau, and Tuyen Quang. Other localities, including Ha Tinh, Da Nang, Lang Son, Nghe An, and Thai Nguyen, have also reported a rate of more than 90%.
Vietnamese students in China anticipate election with great hope

Vietnamese students in China anticipate election with great hope

Many Vietnamese students in China said that although they are studying abroad, they remain deeply connected to their homeland and aspire to contribute their knowledge and international experience to the country’s development. For them, the upcoming election represents not only a significant political event at home but also an opportunity for overseas Vietnamese to place their confidence in Vietnam’s next phase of growth.
Upcoming general election sparks expectations for new development phase

Upcoming general election sparks expectations for new development phase

The upcoming election is an important step in consolidating leadership structures as Vietnam prepares for a new stage of development, said Quynh Iris Nguyen–de Prelle, founder and director of the Intercultural Vietnam–Pacific Centre (IVB) in Belgium.
First-time young voters in Ha Tinh embrace civic responsibility

First-time young voters in Ha Tinh embrace civic responsibility

High schools across Ha Tinh province have incorporated election themes into extracurricular activities, classroom discussions, and legal knowledge competitions, helping students better understand their rights and responsibilities as citizens.
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