Johor Election Watch: Malaysia’s Johor state race is heating up with PH candidates pitching practical fixes—from “Endau’s Voice to Putrajaya” to family welfare, street lighting, internet coverage, and even wild-animal and oil-palm theft problems—while UMNO’s Mohamad Hasan urged a “mature” campaign without personal attacks and denied any link to Najib’s legal situation. Early Voting Logistics: Johor will hold early voting for 24,751 voters tomorrow across 64 centres, with police and armed forces mobilized and weather forecasts calling for morning showers in parts of the state. Philippines Power Test: Vice President Sara Duterte’s impeachment trial begins in the Senate, with a potential two-thirds vote required to remove her and possibly block a 2028 run. U.S. Voting Rules: Florida’s Lee County warns vote-by-mail ballots won’t arrive unless voters request again—old requests expired—so new requests are due by Aug. 6 for primaries. UK Election Integrity: The UK tightens overseas political donation rules to curb “dodgy funding” and foreign influence tied to Russia, China, and Iran. Election Integrity Abroad: In India’s Karnataka SIR voter-roll revision, BJP and JD(S) allege door-to-door verification was skipped and forms were filled in public places instead of homes.