Texas is one of the states with the largest number of… Honduran immigrants In the United States. The national electoral center in that particular country Voting centers for elections On Sunday, November 30, voters in the North American region will be able to go to Consulates available To exercise their right to elections.
On this Sunday, November 30th Hondurans will vote in the elections For the president and Immigrants in Texas will be Three consulates are available. Sites were identified in cities with large foreign populations.
From more than 935 thousand Hondurans live in the United States.82,900 located in Harris County, TexasAccording to the map prepared by the Migration Policy Institute (MPI). In a city DallasThere are another 25,100 people of that nationality.
to Voting in elections in Honduras This Sunday, immigrants in the Lone Star State have consulates located in:
CNE published a statement with Voting centers designated for immigrants in the United States Three receiving panels are located in the Lone Star State. The exact locations are:
In total, they were appointed 15 polling stations in the United StatesWhich are arranged in 12 different cities.
The organization indicated this Foreigners from those countries in USA They must present a National Identity Document (DNI) to exercise their right to elections. Meanwhile, only from the outside They will be able to elect their decision for the Chairman and appointed members.
Elections in Honduras will have One course Victory will be determined by Simple majority. The three main candidates for the presidency of that country, succeeding Xiomara Castro, are:
president of the United States of America, Donald TrumpHe represents a relevant figure in Sunday’s election. The federal government has ended Temporary Protected Status (TPS) for more than 50,000 Hondurans and He ordered the deportation of 27,000 othersAccording to a report by L Agence France-Presse.
Presidential candidates in Honduras They have spoken about their intentions regarding relations with the United States. While Moncada warned that he would respect the extradition treaty with the region, Nasrallah and Asfoura expressed their desire to do so. “Better dialogue with Washington”.