Malaysia Electoral Reform: The Election Commission is studying domestic postal voting for voters across peninsular Malaysia, Sabah and Sarawak, with a decision expected next year, and the government is open to shifting the EC’s position so it falls under Parliament. Coalition Politics in Melaka: Pakatan Harapan says it will withdraw support from the BN-led Melaka state government over a 2026 amendment expanding nominated ADUNs, while Prime Minister Anwar urges DAP to pause the exit to keep development work going until the election. Judicial Voting Education (US): The Florida Bar launched updated voter resources on merit retention and judicial elections ahead of November, including a new “The Vote’s in Your Court” website and guide. US Election Integrity & Campaign Finance: Trump is set for a prime-time address promising “free and fair elections” and “really big news,” while a US judge voided an IRS settlement that would have funneled $1.8bn in taxpayer money to political allies. Local Elections & Rules: Kansas KDOT reiterated that political signs are banned on state highway right of way and will be removed; in Australia, Manjimup will hold an extraordinary rural ward council election by postal vote on Sept. 24. UK Political Security: Counterterror police said the killing of former MP Ann Widdecombe was a targeted attack, with planning and motivation still under investigation.