UK Politics: Nigel Farage’s Clacton by-election gamble is set to be boycotted by major parties, leaving only Count Binface as a confirmed challenger while scrutiny over Farage’s finances continues. US Voting Law: The DOJ warned states they could face criminal charges tied to noncitizen voting, escalating pressure on voter-roll rules. US Courts: A federal judge blocked the DOJ from getting Fulton County 2020 election workers’ names and contact info, citing an overbroad request. US Elections & Integrity: Texas AG Ken Paxton faces fresh reporting scrutiny after allegations he voted in multiple elections using an address where he no longer lived. Maine Campaign Fallout: Graham Platner’s Senate bid keeps unraveling after a sexual-assault allegation, with Democrats pushing for a funding freeze or exit. Local Voting Access: Flint’s City Clerk shared absentee-ballot deadlines and drop-box options for the Aug. 4 primary. Election Administration: Kenya’s IEBC opened public input on draft campaign-financing regulations ahead of 2027 polls. Campaign Tech: Trinidad and Tobago unveiled a digital voting platform, iVote Live, aimed at speeding registration and reducing manual counting. International: OSCE adopted the “Hague Declaration,” including a resolution on Georgia’s election integrity and freedoms.