Armenia Parliamentary Vote: Nikol Pashinyan claimed victory as Civil Contract led with 49.81%, but observers and critics are trading sharp claims over fairness, with Armenia’s internal affairs reporting 619 election-related calls, arrests, and ballot secrecy and bribery concerns, while Russian officials and opposition-linked groups allege intimidation and unanswered complaints. International Reaction: European and French leaders congratulated Pashinyan and framed the result as a pro-European course, while CIS observers said they found no serious violations affecting results—setting up a major legitimacy fight. Kosovo Snap Election: Albin Kurti’s Vetevendosje celebrated its fifth win in seven years, but turnout fell about 20% and vote share dropped, signaling voter fatigue with constant elections. LA Mayoral Primary: Nithya Raman surged into the November runoff against Karen Bass, knocking Spencer Pratt out, as Trump renewed attacks on California’s election system and vote-counting pace. Nigeria Party Registration Lawsuit: An ADA chieftain sued INEC over the registration of the NDC, arguing INEC violated constitutional and electoral rules. South Australia Local Elections: The election commissioner asked to delay local polls to mid-2027 after 2026 state-election failures, citing staffing and preparation risks. Gilgit-Baltistan: PPP emerged as the largest party in the June 7 legislative vote, with recounts and re-polling ordered in select areas. Maine Primaries: Voters head to Tuesday primaries with ranked-choice voting and guidance on how results will be counted and reported.