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Overview
- With 57% of tally sheets processed, the CNE shows Nasry Asfura at 39.91% and Salvador Nasralla at 39.89%, a 515‑vote gap, with Rixi Moncada near 19%.
- President Donald Trump claimed Honduras is trying to “change” the result and warned of “serious consequences” after previously endorsing Asfura and signaling a pardon for ex‑president Juan Orlando Hernández.
- The U.S. Office of Western Hemisphere Affairs congratulated high participation and urged patience while official counting continues under Honduras’ single‑round system.
- Asfura criticized the pace of updates and pressed CNE chief Ana Paola Hall to publish results as the electoral website experienced instability.
- International observers from the OAS and EU are on the ground, and concerns over credibility linger following an earlier military request for access to vote tally sheets.