On November 30th, the Washington Post’s Mary Beth Sheridan reported on voter turnout in Sunday’s Honduran presidential election:

Turnout was 47.6 percent, several points less than the total in the last presidential election in 2005, according to projections released by the country’s electoral tribunal.

On December 1st, the Washington Post’s Mary Beth Sheridan reported:

The exact turnout in Sunday’s vote was still not known, with the country’s electoral tribunal saying official figures may not be available for weeks. The tribunal said that, based on projections from about half the ballot boxes, 62 percent of eligible voters participated. However, an independent Honduran

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