Malaysia State Election Setup: Barisan Nasional says it will use its “dacing” logo for Johor (July 11) and Negeri Sembilan (Aug 1), while Pakatan Harapan names Bukit Batu incumbent Arthur Chiong Sen Sern as its first Johor candidate and urges coalition machinery to stay united. Voter Literacy Push: Malaysia’s PKR Youth chief warns first-time voters not to rely on viral social media and to check policies and party records before casting ballots. Election Integrity Law (US): Arizona lawmakers advance the Arizona Secure Elections Act to the statewide ballot, proposing citizen-only voting, ID requirements, limits on foreign election spending, and optional on-site ballot tabulation starting in 2028. US Primary Voting Logistics (NYC/Oklahoma): NYC early voting begins for June primaries, with closed-party rules and multiple Bronx sites; Oklahoma election officials urge voters to double-check polling places and remember State Question 832 is nonpartisan. Election Rights Under Pressure (Côte d’Ivoire): Civil society and ARTICLE 19 urge Côte d’Ivoire to protect free expression ahead of the Oct. 25 presidential vote after opposition exclusions and protest crackdowns. Political Fallout (UK): Reports say Keir Starmer is bracing for ministerial departures after the Makerfield by-election, with Andy Burnham positioned to challenge Labour leadership. Party Leadership Despite Loss (Hungary): Viktor Orbán is re-elected Fidesz leader for another year despite April’s parliamentary defeat, with delegates voting him in without challengers.