Democrática (JUD). JUD consists of three components, Fuerza Universitaria Revolucionaria (FUR), Federación Nacional de Estudiantes de Secundaria de Honduras (FENAESH) and a movement of Barrio youths. Electoral record In the 1997 elections the PUD's presidential candidate was Matías Funes; he polled 23,977 votes (1.21%) in the election. The party received 41,113 votes (2.16%) in the parliamentary elections, and 34,785 votes (1.77%) in the municipal elections. In total one congressional deputy, one member of PARLACEN (the Central American parliament), one mayor and 21 municipal councillors were elected on behalf of UD. In the 2001 elections PUD again put forward Funes for president; he received 24,075 votes (1.11%). In the congressional election the PUD received 92,818 votes (4.46%), and in the municipal elections, 48,951 votes (2.26%). In total five congressional deputies, one member of PARLACEN and 26 municipal councillors were elected on behalf of UD. In the 27 November 2005 elections, PUD candidate Juan Ángel Almendares Bonilla won 27,731 votes (1.5%) in the presidential elections. The party received an unknown number of votes in the parliamentary elections and an unknown number of votes in the municipal elections. In total five congressional deputies, an unknown number of members of PARLACEN, one mayor and an unknown number of municipal councillors were elected on behalf of UD. The PUD was supportive of President Manuel Zelaya in the 2009 Honduran constitutional crisis and the People's Weekly World reported that he was likely to back the PUD's Presidential candidate, César Ham, in the November 2009 election. References External links Facebook page 1992 establishments in Honduras Organizations based in Tegucigalpa Political parties established in 1992 Political parties in Honduras Socialist parties in North America