Nghe An, 4 districts successfully completed early elections

(Baonghean) -According to a quick report from the Election Committee, by 6 p.m. on May 20, over 98% of voters in remote communes that voted early in the four districts of Ky Son, Tuong Duong, Que Phong and Con Cuong had fulfilled their sacred duty.

Ky Son: More than 99% of voters go to the polls

According to a quick report from Ky Son district, by 6:00 p.m. on May 20, 11 communes had successfully completed the early election, with the number of voters reaching over 99%.

There were no problems in the 105 early voting areas. The number of voters according to the posted list was 17,786, the number of voters was over 99%, of which, 31 voting areas had the number of voters reaching 100% compared to the posted list. Despite the heavy rain in many communes, because the district and communes had proactive response plans, the early voting went well, most of the voters went first in the morning, only a few voters went to vote in the afternoon. Voters in Ky Son went to the polls with confidence, excitement, seriously choosing candidates with both virtue and talent. Security and order were well ensured. The district police force, the district military command, sub-region 50 of the Border Guard and border posts in the area increased officers and soldiers on duty, propagating about the election very early in 11 communes.

Mong ethnic voters cast their ballots in Muong Long

Among the 11 early voting communes of Ky Son district, there are 9 border communes, 2 remote communes. These are the most remote communes of the district. In total, 11 communes have 417 candidates, of which 269 delegates were elected. This time, 4 units have elected early district People's Council delegates with 20 candidates, 12 delegates will be elected. The above 4 units include election unit No. 2 (Na Ngoi, Nam Can), election unit No. 3 (My Ly, Bac Ly), unit No. 10 (Keng Du, Doc May) and unit No. 11 (Muong Ai, Muong Tip).

Tuong Duong: 10 communes complete early election work

By 5:00 p.m. on May 20, nearly 20,000 voters in the 10 most disadvantaged communes of Tuong Duong district had voted as planned, in accordance with the law, and successfully, with 100% of voters turning out to vote.

Although the election was held 2 days early, the weather was rainy for a long time, and traffic was difficult, thanks to the propaganda, mobilization and careful preparation, the election of deputies to the 13th National Assembly and People's Councils at all levels for the 2011-2016 term for nearly 20,000 voters in the 10 most disadvantaged communes of Tuong district who were allowed to vote early according to regulations took place as planned, in accordance with the law and was a great success.

Flag salute before election


Women wade through streams and forests to get to the polling place.


Carefully review the candidate list before voting.

Tuong Duong is a district with a large natural land area, difficult transportation in the rainy season, and over 92% of the population is ethnic minorities. In order to achieve high results in the election, from the beginning, the District Election Committee has focused on propagating to ethnic minorities about the meaning, importance, rights and obligations of voters when participating in the election. Besides the joy of the festival, voters also clearly understand and hope that their votes will find truly worthy people, representatives who always care about the lives of people in this extremely difficult land.

By 5 p.m. on May 20, 100% of voters according to the list posted at the election teams had completed voting for the National Assembly and People's Councils at all levels. Immediately after the voters finished voting, the election teams of the villages posted the ballot boxes, organized the vote counting and reported to the Commune Election Committee for synthesis to send to the District Election Committee.

According to the assessment of the Election Committee of Tuong Duong district, up to this point, the early election work in communes in Tuong Duong district has been completed successfully.

Que Phong: Over 99% of voters went to the polls on May 20

As of 5:00 p.m. today, May 20, over 99% of voters in 20 early voting groups have completed their sacred duty.

6,451 voters from 20 early voting groups in the mountainous district of Que Phong, including the communes of Tri Le, Quang Phong, Cam Muon, Nam Nhoong, Que Son, and Tien Phong, have completed voting to elect deputies to the 13th National Assembly and People's Council deputies at all levels for the 2011-2016 term.

According to the assessment of Mr. Lu Dinh Thi - Chairman of the People's Committee, Chairman of the Election Committee of Que Phong district: This early election was a great success, people went to vote in an exciting and enthusiastic atmosphere. Over 99% of voters went to vote and fulfilled their sacred duty. Notably, at the election teams, in the early morning of May 20, 19/20 election teams completed their tasks and proceeded to count votes according to regulations.

1-2: From early morning, people of all ethnic groups flocked to the polling stations.


Conduct the flag-saluting ceremony


The organizers guide people on how to vote.


Election Team No. 4 brought mobile ballot boxes to the homes of the elderly and sick in the village.


Border guards participate in elections

Con Cuong: 4,751 voters have completed early voting

As of 7:00 p.m. on May 20, 2011, 4,751 voters in 18 early voting units of Con Cuong district had gone to vote, reaching over 99% of the total number of voters.

These are remote villages and border areas with difficult transportation, including the entire Binh Chuan commune; Ban Bung, Co Phat (Mon Son); Khe Bu, Khe Na (Chau Khe); Cam, Bach Son (Cam Lam); Ke Gia, Thach Son, Ke Tat, Ba Ha (Thach Ngan). The early election in Con Cuong took place safely and in accordance with the law.

Thai ethnic people in Khe Na village, Chau Khe commune (Con Cuong) eagerly went to vote.

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