Peru Presidential Runoff: Peru’s vote count is still too close to call as ONPE reports Fujimori leading with 84%+ counted, while Ipsos quick counts show a statistical tie (Sánchez 50.3% vs Fujimori 49.7%), with rural ballots still expected to narrow the gap amid reports of isolated irregularities in Lima. Armenia Election Overhaul: Armenia’s pro-West Civil Contract party is leading and says it will form government, with preliminary results putting it at about 49.8% and four political forces set to enter parliament; the vote is widely framed as a test of Pashinyan’s pivot away from Russia and a push for peace with Azerbaijan. Kosovo Coalition Crunch: Kosovo’s Vetëvendosje won the early election with about 43% but fell short of governing alone, leaving coalition talks after low turnout and a third election in 16 months. US Voting Integrity Fight: California’s slow vote counting and voter-roll audit disputes are fueling distrust, while Trump again walked out of an NBC interview after being pressed on “rigged election” claims. Election Rules Watch (Indiana): Indiana closed-primaries efforts are back in focus after a recount push over alleged crossover voting, reigniting debate over who gets to participate in primaries. Switzerland Population Cap: A “Swiss Brexit” referendum to cap the population at 10 million is set for 14 June, with business groups warning of economic harm if it passes. Local Governance & Crime: Ahead of DC’s primary, voters say crime and homelessness remain top concerns, with policing capacity and staffing shortages driving the debate.