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2024 marks 100 years since the Indian Citizenship Act was signed - but the story of fully enfranchising Indigenous Americans would go on for decades.

Secretary of State Steve Simon presented the Make Voting a Tradition program with a national award for its voter outreach efforts.

On Indigenous Peoples Day, Monday, October 9, a program that works to increase the Native Vote is being honored with the National Association of Secretaries of State (NASS) award for excellence in service in the community. Make Voting a Tradition is a program of the Native American Community Development Institute (NACDI) in Minneapolis, Minnesota. The event will share voter education material with the Indigenous community and will feature Aztec dancers, balloon twisters, drawings for gift card...

Ashraful Alom, widely known as Hero Alam, has appealed to the Election Commission seeking cancellation of the results of the July 17 by-polls and demanding fresh election in the constituency.

Now that Republicans got outspent in big money race, will they back any reforms?

Community-based organizations around the country are working to increase and sustain civic engagement among their communities to advance resident agency and collective action towards more equitable outcomes. By working in collaboration with cultural strategists and artists, many of these organizations are contributing to increased voter and civic engagement, thus strengthening the social and civic infrastructure of communities. Join Culture Surge, Harness and the Native Ameri...

Join Culture Surge, Harness and the Native American Community Development Institute for a conversation on strengthening the social and civic infrastructure of communities.

ALBANY- Senator Zellnor Y. Myrie, Chair of the Senate Elections Committee, today released a comprehensive report on improving New York's system of election administration and protecting the rights of voters.

Lines that criminal referral will go out tomorrow and then in the hands of the u.s. attorney in washington, d.c., which is a very rare circumstance. honestly, none of this is normal. none of this is a regular news day, but it is all cooking tonight. today in the united states senate, republican senators blocked new voting rights bill from even getting a hearing, from even getting a debate. all 50 democratic senators voted for the voting rights legislation. all 50 republican senators voted agains...

Day, but it is all cooking tonight. today in the united states senate, republican senators blocked new voting rights bill from even getting a hearing, from even getting a debate. all 50 democratic senators voted for the voting rights legislation. all 50 republican senators voted against it. but even if vice president harris had come in and given democrats 51 votes for it instead of 50, it still would not have passed. because republicans filibustered this bill which means it needs 60 votes to pas...