Tribal sovereignty

We are voting in all elections to make Oklahoma blue again.

We are a federally recognized tribe encompassing over 89,000 acres of land and home to over 3,400 tribal members in New Mexico. We cherish our ancestral customs and integrate our culture with modern society. Recommendations via bluevoterguide.org

We are one of the central Pueblo communities in New Mexico, serving as homelands to our people for thousands of years. Our ancestral ties trace back to Mesa Verde and Chaco Canyon ancestors. Recommendations via bluevoterguide.org

We work to advance Native American political power with a platform rooted in indigenous values. We endorse candidates who champion our communities and shared priorities. Recommendations via bluevoterguide.org

We work to promote the general welfare, enhance independence, and encourage self-sufficiency and self-motivation across our community. Our goal is to improve quality of life while preserving the cultural and traditional values of the Tribe. Recommendations via bluevoterguide.org

We are building a Native American voting bloc that will actively promote a Native American agenda. Recommendations via bluevoterguide.org

We are the Pueblo of Zuni, situated in a scenic valley surrounded by mesas in western New Mexico. Our main reservation spans approximately 450,000 acres in McKinley and Cibola counties, alongside additional tribal land holdings in Catron County, New Mexico, and Apache County, Arizona. Recommendations via bluevoterguide.org

We are an Indigenous-led civic organizing group based in New York City. We organize on the unceded lands of the Lenape People. Recommendations via bluevoterguide.org

We advocate for and advance policies that strengthen the sovereignty, self-determination, and well-being of Native peoples across Colorado. Recommendations via bluevoterguide.org

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