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BSDemon

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4. A recount is mandatory because invalid ballots are more in quantity than the difference between the candidates

Reply to SSJVegeta (Reply #3)

Tue Dec 9, 2025, 07:53 PM

Dec 9

with most votes. Their law states that in that case, a recount must be done. The problem is that Ttump will pressure both parties to accept these very questionable results the honduran election authority is giving.

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House Foreign Affairs Committee Majority accused honduran President Xiomara Castro of "using legal warfare" [View all] BSDemon Dec 9 OP

Are they trying to pull a Venezuela by nullifying the vote? SSJVegeta Dec 9 #1

Libre party wants the election nullified, the Liberal Party wants a recount BSDemon Dec 9 #2

Nullification is tyrannical. Recount is reasonable. SSJVegeta Dec 9 #3

A recount is mandatory because invalid ballots are more in quantity than the difference between the candidates BSDemon Dec 9 #4

I mean. It isnt unreasonable to accept a result with an almost 1% margin and carefully counted by the ruling party SSJVegeta Dec 9 #5