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Congressional candidates vying for state’s newest seat target tribal issues during debate #NativeVote22

Proposition 309 would add requirements for photo IDs and street addresses that could leave some Native voters unable to cast ballots.

Several nonprofit groups that focus on registering and engaging Native voters say theyve never seen this level of enthusiasm among Native voters in statewide politics #NativeVote22

This is a historic meeting, and now we must share what we learned today with our communities so we can make informed decisions when we vote #NativeVote22

US Reps. Sharice Davids and Yvette Herrell are in more competitive races than in the last election. Native voters in New Mexico and South Dakota aren’t being fully represented at the county level #NativeVote22

Annessa Hartman, Haudenosaunee, hopes to join Tawna Sanchez, Shoshone-Bannock, Ute and Carrizo, in the Oregon House of Representatives #NativeVote22

Leaders of the five largest tribes in Oklahoma are throwing their support to Joy Hofmeister in Oklahoma’s tightening gubernatorial race – which may have a substantial effect on the outcome of the race, past elections show.

As the midterm election approaches, Native organizers are facing an uphill battle. Their biggest challenge appears to be capturing voters’ attention.

Nevada’s midterm elections are a tight race that could come down to how parts of the electorate, like Nevada’s Native communities, vote.

Advocacy groups worked to register and educate voters on National Voter Registration Day Tuesday at the Arizona Capitol and around the Valley.