Seven female candidates born in the year 2000 are running for seats in the 16th National Assembly.

The National Election Council recently announced the official list of 864 candidates for the 16th National Assembly in 182 constituencies nationwide. The total number of National Assembly representatives to be elected is 500.

Notably, among the list of 864 candidates, there are 7 female candidates from the 2000s generation running in various provinces and cities.

CandidatesNgo Kieu AnhBorn in 2000, she is an employee of the Human Resources Committee of Agribank, originally from Ninh Binh province. This female candidate is running in electoral district No. 5 of Hanoi City, which includes the wards of Tay Tuu, Phu Dien, Xuan Dinh, Dong Ngoc, Thuong Cat and the communes of Hoai Duc, Duong Hoa, Son Dong, An Khanh, Dan Phuong, O Dien, and Lien Minh.

CandidatesHo Thi Thuy TrangBorn in 2002, Trang is a member of the Executive Committee of the Farmers' Association of A Luoi 3 commune, and the head of the Farmers' Association branch in Phu Thuong village, A Luoi 3 commune, Hue City. Trang is from Hue City and belongs to the Ta Oi ethnic group. This female candidate is running in electoral unit No. 1 of Hue City, which includes the wards of Phong Dien, Phong Phu, Phong Dinh, Phong Thai, Phong Quang, Huong Tra, Kim Tra and the communes of Quang Dien, Dan Dien, Binh Dien, A Luoi 1, 2, 3, 3, 5.

CandidatesLy Mi LeBorn in 2001, of the Si La ethnic group, she is currently a teacher at Huoi Lech Kindergarten, Muong Toong commune, Dien Bien province. This female candidate is from Dien Bien province and is running in electoral unit number 2 of the province, which includes Muong Lay ward and the communes of: Sin Thau, Muong Nha, Muong Toong, Nam Ke, Quang Lam, Muong Cha, Na Hy, Na Bung, Si Pa Phin, Cha To, Muong Tung, Pa Ham, Na Sang, Nam Nen, and Muong Pon.

CandidatesLo Thi Bao VyBorn in 2002, of the O Du ethnic group, she is a teacher at Quynh Lap A Primary School, Tan Mai Ward, Nghe An Province. The female candidate, originally from Nghe An Province, is running in Constituency No. 1 of the province, which includes the communes of: Muong Tip, My Ly, Muong Xen, Nam Can, Huu Kiem, Muong Long, Keng Du, Na Loi, Na Ngoi, Chieu Luu, Huoi Tu, Bac Ly, Nhon Mai, Yen Na, Nga My, Tuong Duong, Tam Thai, Tam Quang, Luong Minh, Yen Hoa, Huu Khuong, Con Cuong, Chau Khe, Mau Thach, Mon Son, Binh Chuan, Cam Phuc, Yen Xuan, Vinh Tuong, Anh Son Dong, Anh Son, Nhan Hoa, and Thanh Binh Tho.

CandidatesHa Thi LyBorn in 2002, of Thai ethnicity, currently an employee at Lac Hong Theater under the Department of Culture, Sports and Tourism of Phu Tho province.

The female candidate, originally from Thanh Hoa province, is running in electoral district No. 3 of Phu Tho province, which includes the communes of: Tam Son, Song Lo, Hai Luu, Yen Lang, Lap Thach, Tien Lu, Thai Hoa, Lien Hoa, Hop Ly, Son Dong, Vinh Tuong, Tho Tang, Vinh Hung, Vinh An, Vinh Phu, Vinh Thanh, Dai Dinh, Dao Tru, Tam Duong Bac, and Hoang An.

CandidatesBui Ha Hai YenBorn in 2001, of Thai ethnicity, she is currently a specialist in the Legal Document Review Department of the Phu Tho Provincial Department of Justice. This female candidate, originally from Ninh Binh province, is running in electoral unit No. 4 of Phu Tho province, comprising the wards of Xuan Hoa, Phuc Yen, Vinh Phuc, Vinh Yen and the communes of Binh Nguyen, Xuan Lang, Binh Xuyen, Binh Tuyen, Yen Lac, Te Lo, Lien Chau, Tam Hong, Nguyet Duc, Tam Dao, Tam Duong, and Hoi Thinh.

CandidatesDang Thi MinhBorn in 2000, of the Dao ethnic group, she is an employee of the Party Committee Office of Luong Minh Commune, Quang Ninh Province. This female candidate is running in electoral unit No. 1 of Quang Ninh Province, which includes the wards of: An Sinh, Dong Trieu, Mao Khe, Binh Khe, Hoang Que, Yen Tu, Vang Danh, Uong Bi, Hiep Hoa, Quang Yen, Lien Hoa, Phong Coc, Ha An, and Dong Mai.

According to the National Election Council, out of a total of 864 candidates, 392 are female (45.37%). 188 are from ethnic minorities (21.76%); 65 are non-Party members (7.52%); and 612 are first-time candidates (70.83%).

In terms of age, 187 candidates were under 40 years old (accounting for 21.64%).