National
Member of the National Congress
How it's filled
- In plain words
- Elected
- Exact method
- 128 deputies (Constitution, art. 202) elected by direct vote (art. 189) for four years by proportional representation with open lists in the 18 departments, which elect between 1 and 23 deputies each.
- Seats
- 128
Next vote
Sources
- es.wikipedia.org · checked Wikipedia (es), Congreso Nacional de Honduras, read 2026-10-12: open-list proportional representation by department, 1-23 deputies per department. Fallback: Wikipedia, because IPU Parline and CNE returned HTTP 403 and congresonacional.hn timed out; corrects the earlier claim of closed lists. For: Member of the National Congress
- constituteproject.org · checked Constitute Project, Constitution of Honduras 1982 (rev. 2013), read 2026-10-12: art. 202 (128 deputies), art. 189 (direct vote). Corrects the art. 189 citation for the seat count. For: Member of the National Congress
- wsls.com · checked AP via WSLS, Asfura sworn in as president, 2026-01-28, read 2026-10-12: president inauguration 2026-01-27 and presidential designates. Fallback: news report and Wikidata because official presidencia.gob.hn / CNE not checked; constitutional article numbers from memory of the 1982 Constitution, to be verified. For: Member of the National Congress
- en.wikipedia.org · checked Wikipedia (en), Elections in Honduras (citing IFES ElectionGuide and ACE), read 2026-10-12: elections on the last Sunday of November; 2029-11-25 is that Sunday. Fallback: CNE site HTTP 403. Note rewritten to drop unverified vote percentages. For: General election, November 25, 2029
- wsls.com · checked Four-year cycle from 2025-11-30 election; last-Sunday-of-November rule per Honduran Electoral Law, not yet checked against CNE. Estimated by rule, date_confirmed=false. For: General election, November 25, 2029
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