In Dinh Cong Ward, Ha and the delegation offered incense at the Memorial House of President Ho Chi Minh, expressing respect and gratitude for his great contributions to national liberation, reunification, and the building of the Socialist Republic of Vietnam.
The delegation also paid tribute at the memorial stele for 31 innocent civilians in Dai Tu who were killed during US air raids in December 1972.
Following the ceremonies, Ha inspected the organization for the election at Polling Stations No. 8 and No. 19 in Dinh Cong Ward.
Chairwoman of the Hanoi People's Council Phung Thi Hong Ha inspects election work at Polling Station No. 19, Dinh Cong Ward.
The inspection showed that polling stations were arranged in a formal and compliant manner. The posting of voter lists, candidate lists, and candidate summaries was carried out fully and clearly, making it convenient for voters to review. Election staff were assigned specific responsibilities, while security, fire prevention, and other supporting conditions were carefully prepared.
From early morning, large numbers of voters in Dinh Cong Ward went to polling stations to exercise their civic rights and duties in a positive and solemn atmosphere. Many voters said they had carefully studied candidate lists and profiles before voting, with the hope of selecting qualified, capable, and dedicated representatives to reflect the will and aspirations of the people.
According to the Dinh Cong Ward Election Committee, by around 10:30 a.m., nearly 50 percent of voters in the ward had cast their ballots, with many polling stations reaching turnout rates above 70 percent.
At polling sites, Ha expressed satisfaction with the strong voter participation and praised the proactive and responsible role of the ward's Party committees, authorities, and socio-political organizations in preparing and organizing the election.
Chairwoman of the Hanoi People's Council Phung Thi Hong Ha inspects election work at Polling Station No. 4, Vinh Hung Ward.
She requested election teams to strictly comply with legal regulations and create the best conditions for voters to exercise their rights. She also called for continued communication efforts to encourage remaining voters to participate, aiming for a high turnout rate.
Ha then inspected election work in Hoang Liet Ward, which has more than 36,900 voters across 26 polling stations.
At polling sites, the organization of elections was carried out seriously and in accordance with regulations. Polling areas were formally decorated, creating an upbeat atmosphere that reflected the significance of the national election day. From early morning, many voters were already present to cast their ballots.
By 12:30 p.m. the same day, approximately 74 percent of voters in Hoang Liet Ward had participated, with 10 election teams reaching turnout rates between 80 percent and 100 percent.
Chairwoman of the Hanoi People's Council Phung Thi Hong Ha inspects election work at Polling Station No. 4, Vinh Hung Ward.
Through the inspection, Ha acknowledged and highly appreciated the efforts of the political system in Hoang Liet Ward in organizing and implementing election-related tasks. She requested the ward to continue closely monitoring the situation and promptly address any emerging issues, ensuring that the election is conducted safely, democratically, and in compliance with the law.
As part of the working program, Ha also inspected election work at several polling stations in Vinh Hung Ward.
Here, the election organization was carefully prepared, with polling stations arranged in a way that ensured convenience for voters.
The atmosphere at polling sites in Vinh Hung Ward was orderly and serious. Voters participated with a strong sense of responsibility, showing interest and expectations in selecting worthy representatives for the National Assembly and People's Councils at all levels.
Vinh Hung Ward has more than 50,000 voters, with 7 electoral units and 22 polling stations. From as early as 5:00 a.m., local authorities and organizations were present at polling sites, making thorough preparations to ensure that voting would take place smoothly, formally, and on time. By 1:00 p.m., the voter turnout rate in the ward had exceeded 90 percent.
Ha requested Party committees, authorities, and election teams in Vinh Hung Ward to continue upholding a strong sense of responsibility and ensure that all voters are provided with favorable conditions to exercise their voting rights.
She emphasized that the elections for deputies to the 16th National Assembly and People's Councils at all levels for the 2026–2031 term are a major political event for the country and the capital. Localities should therefore maintain a high level of focus, effectively carry out assigned tasks, and ensure that the elections are safe, democratic, lawful, and truly a nationwide civic event.
Ha expressed confidence that, with careful preparation by all levels and sectors, along with active and responsible participation by voters, the elections in the capital will be successfully conducted, contributing to the selection of qualified representatives who truly reflect the will and aspirations of the people.