“French Voter Turnout Soars in Parliamentary Elections, Making Waves for Macron’s ‘En Marche'”
French voters showed high participation in the parliamentary elections, with a turnout of 65.5%. This is lower than initial estimates but significantly higher than the 2022 elections. The National Assembly consists of 577 members and the second phase of elections is scheduled for July 7th. “En Marche” has the potential for a significant majority, but the extent of their success and potential “cohabitation” remains uncertain. Emmanuel Macron’s presidency may be defined by this dynamic, per international media.
Claudia Sheinbaum Secures Landslide Victory as Mexico City’s Mayor in Recent Elections
Claudia Sheinbaum has won a decisive victory in Mexico City’s recent elections, receiving 58.3-60.7% of the votes according to preliminary calculations. Sheinbaum, from the National Regeneration Movement (MORENA), surpassed her opponent Alejandra Barrales. Ricardo Anaya from the “Citizens’ Movement” didn’t gain enough support for victory.
“Political Opposition Sends Millions in Funding and Thousands of Offensive Messages, Supreme Court Announces Decision on Technological Devices Amid Environmental Research Debate”
The political opposition congratulates Joe Biden on his election victory in the US, despite awaiting official results. They have provided $6M in funding and sent over 20K offensive messages. The Supreme Court has made a decision regarding Steven Kramer’s requested technological devices for environmental research. Lingo Telecom spent $2M on an offensive call, and fines or negotiations are possible outcomes. The voice message resembling the US President criticizes the lack of electoral debate and asks, “What difference does it make?” Stay updated with NEWS.am.
“Armenia Considers Shift to Electronic Voting Amidst Concerns: Prime Minister Pashinyan Addresses Potential Risks”
Armenia considering electronic voting, but facing challenges. Prime Minister Pashinyan highlights disadvantages of full automation, including the inability to verify participation. Paper option allows for recounts and prevents fraud. #Armenia #Elections #ElectronicVoting
“Hak Martunyan Elected President of ‘New Force’ Party; Promises to Lead Armenia to a Better Future”
Hak Martunyan, leader of the “New Force” party, elected president with overwhelming support. Committed to solving Armenia’s problems and overcoming the crisis. Determined to lead and bring positive change. Applause and support from the Armenian people. Reformist party focused on citizen participation and social reform.
“Journalists Unite in Tel Aviv Square, Demand Elections and Accountability”
Journalists in Tel Aviv’s People’s Square express frustration with management and demand elections and accountability. Organized by the “Changes Movement,” the protest calls for release of imprisoned journalists and change in Israel’s leadership. Streets closed to highlight journalists’ challenges.
“HDP’s Historic Victory in Izmir Mayoral Election Sparks Controversy as Opposition Fails to Accept Defeat”
Pro-Kurdish HDP wins mayoral seat in Izmir elections, despite a challenge from the ruling party. HDP received 3320 votes compared to 3072 for the ruling party.
Russian Intelligence Chief Reveals Disinformation Campaigns Disrupting Elections in Russia
Russian special services confirm the spread of disinformation during elections in Russia. The head of the NSS, Alexander Bortnikov, acknowledges the existence of such information.
“Former President Medvedev Congratulates Putin on Landslide Victory in Party Elections, Guarantees Strong Leadership in Security Council”
Russian Security Council Secretary, Dmitri Medvedev congratulated Vladimir Putin on his victory in the “Edinaia Rossiia” party’s elections for the party’s coordination council. Putin secured 87.68% of the votes, according to the Central Election Commission of Russia.
“Asif Ali Zardari Secures Second Term as President of Pakistan, Pledging Stability and Reforms”
Former Pakistan President Asif Ali Zardari wins second term, establishes stability through consensus on reforms, UN partnership, and state institution development. Zardari’s victory, with 411 votes, surpasses opposition leader Achakzai’s 181 votes, backed by Imran Khan’s party. He assumes commander-in-chief role over armed forces.