The Western Navajo part of the reservation-wide Navajo Voters Coalition (NVC) met June 7 to discuss the upcoming Navajo presidential
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If three’s a crowd, what do you call 19? That’s how many candidates have met the May 30 deadline to
“I have no confidence in the leadership that was selected on Tuesday.” Those were the words of Lechee’s Chris Deschene
The Navajo Supreme Court issued an order Friday that without any more delays the election for the nation’s president will
By John Christian Hopkins “These two people are being forced on us. They are not our choice,” said Alan Tsinigine,
By John Christian Hopkins Former Navajo Board of Election Supervisor LeNora Fulton has no qualms about naming the people responsible
By John Christian Hopkins With an April 21 Navajo presidential election looming, the pro-Deschene Navajo Voter’s Rights Coalition is running
By John Christian Hopkins The Navajo Nation’s presidential election is like a soap opera: As the Navajo World Turns. But,
The primary election for the next Navajo Nation president will be held in June. Maybe. Several briefs filed with the
Navajo Nation Council delegates are gearing up for the 2015 Winter Session, which begins January 26, by preparing a plethora
