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THANK YOU FOR JOINING US! Thank you for coming to Native Vote 101! We appreciate you taking the time to...read more
THANK YOU FOR JOINING US! Thank you for coming to Native Vote 101! We appreciate you taking the time to...read more
Looking Ahead This September September is here, and there’s a lot happening at North Dakota Native Vote! As we move...read more
Tracking federal and North Dakota legislation affecting Tribal Nations and Native communities. Federal and state legislation includes bills that could...read more
Welcome to the August Edition! This months edition you’ll find the latest news, upcoming events, important updates, and highlights from...read more
Welcome to the July Edition! In this month’s issue, we’re celebrating the power of Native Communities in action; from traveling...read more
Welcome to the June Edition! The June primary election is almost here, and now is the time to make sure...read more
Welcome to the May Edition! This update recaps a busy April and highlights key events scheduled for May. From Tribal...read more
Key federal and state policy developments affecting Native communities, including housing legislation, voting policy debates, and a Supreme Court case...read more
Every two years, voters across the country head to the polls, and 2026 will be no exception. While midterm elections often fly under the radar compared to presidential years, their impact is just as significant. Held halfway through the president’s four-year term, these elections help shape the direction of federal, state, and local leadership for years to come. Read about how you can prepare for midterm elections! North Dakota’s Primary Election will take place on June 9, 2026, determining each political party’s official nominees for the General Election on November 3, 2026.
Tell North Dakota Senators: Vote NO on this attack on our communities and lands Right now, Congress is advancing a budget bill that would do serious harm to Native communities, rural families, and the lands we've stewarded for generations. This bill is more than a bad policy, it's a direct violation of treaty rights, trust responsibilities, and the basic dignity our people deserve.