Voters go to the polling stations to read information about candidates. (Photo: Nam Trang/VOV-Central Highlands)

In Ea Kly commune, since the early morning, teams of village officials fanned out across villages and residential areas to deliver ballots and inform voters about the election.

Nong Ngoc Thang, a member of the security team in Cho village, said ballots have been delivered to almost all 1,400 voters in the village. “We have delivered ballots to local residents. At the polling stations, there will be staff to guide people on how to mark or not mark the ballots properly to have valid votes. Wherever we go, people cooperate because this is their right.”

Dak Lak province has used different communication channels to inform voters of the election, including loudspeakers, banners, digital technology applications, and social platforms.

Tran Hong Tien, Director of the Dak Lak Department of Culture, Sports and Tourism, said: “We have produced communication materials such as video clips and information bulletins for grassroots dissemination, and coordinated with social media channels to strengthen communication efforts before, during, and after the election.”