News|ElectionsHonduran presidential candidate says Trump interfered in election: ReportCentrist candidate Salvador Nasralla, 72, says the US president’s remarks may have cost him votes.
## Honduras Presidential Election Proceedings
Honduras Presidential Election Proceedings
In the recent Honduran presidential election, candidate Salvador Nasralla has raised concerns about potential election interference following the endorsement of his opponent, Nasry Asfura, by the United States President. The endorsement, alongside a public comment labeling Nasralla as a "borderline communist," has prompted accusations of influencing the electoral outcome.
Election Irregularities and Ballot Review
Reports have emerged of irregularities in the election process. Election authorities have noted that 17 percent of the ballots reveal "inconsistencies" and are under review. As of Thu, Dec 5, 2025, 87 percent of the ballots had been counted, with a deadline for final results set for Dec 30, 2025.
Recent polls indicate that Nasry Asfura holds a slight lead with 40.27 percent of the votes, compared to Salvador Nasralla's 39.38 percent. However, the final outcome remains uncertain, pending the resolution of ongoing reviews and counting.
The endorsement, alongside a public comment labeling Nasralla as a "borderline communist," has prompted accusations of influencing the electoral outcome.
Salvador Nasralla has voiced concerns about primary voting irregularities and potential vote tampering. These allegations are currently unverified and remain under scrutiny. Additionally, the US President has issued statements and actions, including a threat to cut off aid to Honduras and a pardon for a former Honduran president, which have further influenced the election narrative.
Based on reporting by Al Jazeera.