With the digital map application just applied by Tan Hung ward (HCMC), finding polling areas for the 16th National Assembly election and People's Council deputies at all levels for the 2026 - 2031 term has become easier and more convenient than ever.
Representatives of the Tan Hung Ward Election Committee said that the digital map is built on an online platform, allowing voters to quickly look up the polling area according to their residential address, neighborhood or residential group. When accessing, people can see detailed information about the polling station location, voting unit and travel instructions, helping to save time and avoid confusion on election day.
Directly experiencing the application on his smartphone, Mr. Nguyen Van Thanh (65 years old, Tan Hung ward) shared: "At first, I was worried that being old and not familiar with machinery would make it difficult to find new polling places, but when volunteers guided me to use digital maps, I found it very easy to understand. Just access the map, click on the voting location and there is a clear direction, without worrying about getting lost like in previous years.
Sharing the same excitement, Ms. Le Thi Minh Anh (resident of Tan Hung ward) said: "As a young generation, I strongly support the application of technology like this. Digital maps are very convenient, I can look up information anytime, anywhere and quickly share links with friends and relatives to know. This ward's approach is very practical and catches up with the trend.
According to Mr. Nguyen Minh Thien - Vice Chairman of Tan Hung ward, the deployment of digital maps is one of the solutions to apply information technology to election work, contributing to improving the efficiency of serving voters, while creating conditions for people to easily access information and participate in elections in accordance with regulations.
In addition to providing online search tools, Tan Hung ward also strengthens propaganda and guidance for voters to use digital maps through residential groups, neighborhoods and volunteer forces, ensuring that all voters are supported promptly.
The launch of the digital map to look up polling areas is expected to contribute to improving transparency, convenience and modernity in election organization, towards the goal of serving voters better and better in the upcoming election of National Assembly Deputies of the 16th term and People's Council Deputies at all levels for the 2026–2031 term.
