Overview
- More than six million voters will choose a president, three vice presidents, a full Congress and 298 mayors on November 30.
- Over 19,000 polling stations will operate nationwide, with biometric checks and reliance on official channels stressed by the electoral authority.
- CID Gallup’s late-September survey put Salvador Nasralla, Rixi Moncada and Nasry Asfura at 27%, 26% and 24%, with a sizable undecided bloc and no presidential runoff.
- Prosecutor Zelaya opened an investigation into alleged electoral fraud, citing audio recordings and naming National Party figures and an active military agent.
- Campaigns ended with tense closures, including the disruption of a Nasralla caravan in Tegucigalpa, as U.S., EU and OAS missions deploy to observe the process.