Honduras is conducting a presidential election amid serious concerns about voter fraud. Polls opened at 7 am local time and will remain open for 10 hours, with results anticipated late Sunday. The election features a close race among three main candidates: Rixi Moncada from the ruling LIBRE party, Nasry Asfura from the National Party, and Salvador Nasralla from the Liberal Party. Accusations of fraud have been rampant, with Moncada suggesting she may not accept the official results. The political climate is polarized, and public trust in the electoral process is low. The Organization of American States has raised alarms about the integrity of the elections, while the U.S. has warned against any attempts to undermine democracy. With 6.5 million voters, the election will determine whether to continue the current leftist agenda or shift towards conservative policies.