Campaign Countdown (Negeri Sembilan): Malaysia’s Pakatan Harapan leaders used the final hours before polling to push turnout and avoid over-fixating on conflicting forecasts, with PM Anwar Ibrahim urging voters to “work first” as 859,760 registered people head to the polls for 36 seats. Election Integrity & Policing: Malaysia’s election authorities say they’ve received no official bribery complaints so far, while police reported dozens of election-offence reports and approved most campaign permits. Voter Access (South Africa): Home Affairs extended ID office hours after 360,000+ documents were left uncollected, aiming to prevent last-minute registration problems ahead of local elections. Fraud Crackdown (Nigeria): Niger police arrested a man running a fake NIN/PVC syndicate, accused of producing forged cards for 1,000+ people. Courts on Ballots (Kansas): Kansas Supreme Court refused to fast-track a challenge to mail-ballot rules, keeping a path for ballots arriving within three days after Election Day. Local Results & Turnout (UK): Greater Manchester’s mayoral by-election turnout hit a record-low 25.14%, with counting underway and results due soon. Election Law & Ethics (US): The House advanced a stock-trading ban for members of Congress, though Democrats criticized exemptions tied to voter ID. Prediction Markets (US): New York sued Kalshi, arguing prediction markets are illegal gambling and seeking major penalties.