Overview
- The election remains uncertified because the legally required special recount has not begun.
- CNE chief Ana Paola Hall said disturbances in Tegucigalpa prevented conditions needed to start re-examining flagged tally sheets.
- With more than 99% counted, Nasry Asfura holds a slim lead while roughly 2,800 tally sheets representing hundreds of thousands of votes await review.
- OAS and EU missions report no evidence of fraud and press the electoral council to complete the process quickly.
- CNE member Cossette Lopez reported unlawful pressure on the council, while a prosecutor probes an alleged plan involving a National Party figure and a military officer to influence the vote, and U.S. political interventions by President Trump draw criticism.