A political propaganda poster is affixed to a light-colored, off-white wall in Nha Trang, Vietnam

A political propaganda poster is affixed to a light-colored, off-white wall in Nha Trang, Vietnam. The poster is predominantly white, red, and yellow, with a top section divided: a yellow-gold sunburst pattern on the left and a solid red field with a yellow five-pointed star on the right, forming part of the Vietnamese flag. The top left corner displays the Vietnamese national emblem in red and gold, above the Roman numeral "XVI" and the text "NHIỆM KỲ 2026 - 2031." In the upper right, a sepia-toned illustration of Ho Chi Minh, wearing glasses and a collared shirt, is depicted holding a red booklet labeled "HIẾN PHÁP" (Constitution). Below Ho Chi Minh and across the lower portion of the poster, five stylized individuals representing various Vietnamese demographics are illustrated, all smiling and holding red booklets labeled "PHIẾU BẦU CỬ" (Ballot/Voting Card). From left to right: a woman in a yellow Áo dài with her left arm raised, holding a bouquet of sunflowers; a man in a blue shirt and a hard hat (miner); a man in a white and blue sailor uniform with a cap, holding his booklet with both hands; and a woman in colorful traditional ethnic minority attire. Another individual's partial figure is visible behind the woman in the Áo dài. Small clusters of sunflowers are scattered near the bottom of the group. The bottom fifth of the poster features red text on a white background: "NGÀY 15-3-2026, CỬ TRI CẢ NƯỚC ĐI BẦU CỬ ĐẠI BIỂU QUỐC HỘI KHÓA XVI VÀ ĐẠI BIỂU HỘI ĐỒNG NHÂN DÂN CÁC CẤP NHIỆM KỲ 2026 - 2031!" (March 15, 2026, Voters nationwide go to elect National Assembly Deputies of the XVI Legislature and People's Council Deputies at all levels for the term 2026 - 2031!). The poster exhibits minor creases and is secured to the wall, with a visible edge of a similar, adjacent poster on the right.