{"iso":"HN","name":"Honduras","flag":"\ud83c\udded\ud83c\uddf3","vote":"National Congress \u00b7 seat projection","model":"seat","updated":"2025-11-30","source":"2025 election result, official count","credit":"National Congress results as published by the Consejo Nacional Electoral, official count","shares":{"PNH":35.3,"PLH":34.5,"LIBRE":24.3,"PINU":3.1,"DC":2.7},"polls":[],"parties":{"PNH":{"name":"Partido Nacional de Honduras","color":"#007DBC","name_en":"National Party of Honduras"},"PLH":{"name":"Partido Liberal de Honduras","color":"#CE2029","name_en":"Liberal Party of Honduras"},"LIBRE":{"name":"Libertad y Refundacion (Libre)","color":"#8B0000","name_en":"Liberty and Refoundation"},"PINU":{"name":"Partido Innovacion y Unidad","color":"#EE9E09","name_en":"Innovation and Unity Party"},"DC":{"name":"Partido Democrata Cristiano de Honduras","color":"#11992B","name_en":"Christian Democratic Party"}},"seats":{"PNH":46,"PLH":44,"LIBRE":31,"PINU":4,"DC":3},"seat_meta":{"total":128,"majority":65,"method":"dhondt","threshold":0.0,"chamber":"National Congress","note":"Real system is open-list largest-remainder PR in 18 departmental districts (no legal threshold); approximated as one national proportional pool, which understates the large-district advantage to big parties.","largest":"PNH"},"primer":{"system":"Unitary presidential republic","head_of_state":"President Nasry Asfura, who is also head of government","legislature":"National Congress, 128 seats, elected for four-year terms","electoral_system":"Open-list proportional representation, with congressional and presidential elections held together.","government_now":"Nasry Asfura of the National Party won the November 2025 election and governs with a minority of 49 seats, facing Liberal and Libre opposition blocs.","context":"The 2025 count was prolonged and contested, with Asfura declared the winner over Salvador Nasralla by a narrow margin on 24 December amid allegations of foreign interference.","sources":"Open encyclopedic records of officeholders, Congress and elections \u00b7 checked 2 Jul 2026"},"parties_info":{"PNH":["Partido Nacional de Honduras","National Party of Honduras","Right-wing, traditionally dominant conservative party; won the contested 2025 election and now governs as a minority under Nasry Asfura."],"PLH":["Partido Liberal de Honduras","Liberal Party of Honduras","Centrist to centre-right traditional party; surged to second place in 2025."],"LIBRE":["Libertad y Refundacion (Libre)","Liberty and Refoundation","Left-wing party of Manuel Zelaya and outgoing president Xiomara Castro; governed 2022-2026 and is now in opposition."],"PINU":["Partido Innovacion y Unidad","Innovation and Unity Party","Small social-democratic party."],"DC":["Partido Democrata Cristiano de Honduras","Christian Democratic Party","Small Christian-democratic party."]},"seats_now":{"chamber":"National Congress","as_of":"2025 election","total":128,"seats":{"PNH":49,"PLH":41,"LIBRE":35,"PINU":2,"DC":1}},"region_winners":{"Choluteca":"PNH","Col\u00f3n":"PNH","Comayagua":"PNH","Cop\u00e1n":"PNH","El Para\u00edso":"PNH","Francisco Moraz\u00e1n":"PNH","Intibuc\u00e1":"PNH","La Paz":"PNH","Lempira":"PNH","Ocotepeque":"PNH","Olancho":"PNH","Santa B\u00e1rbara":"PNH","Atl\u00e1ntida":"PLH","Cort\u00e9s":"PLH"},"region_meta":{"election":"2025 Honduran general election, presidential vote (30 November 2025)","source":"Consejo Nacional Electoral declared presidential results by department, official count","note":"Each department shaded by the party whose candidate led the presidential vote as declared by the CNE. Nasry Asfura of the National Party edged Salvador Nasralla of the Liberal Party by about 500 votes nationally in a prolonged and contested tally. Four departments where the departmental leader could not be confirmed (Valle, Gracias a Dios, Yoro, Bay Islands) are left unshaded."},"has_geo":true,"next_election":{"date":"2029-11","title":"Honduran general election","chamber":"National Congress","type":"expected"}}