Our Indigenous voter committee is a group of precinct committee people and volunteers organizing with the Coconino County Democratic Party. We are proud partners with the Northeast Arizona Native Democrats. We work to register voters, get out the Native vote, and increase the influence of Native voters in the Democratic Party. Contact us at
Shout out to our Indigenous Voter Committee of the Coconino County Democratic Party volunteers and PCs who were in Tuba City today registering voters and gathering signatures for the referenda petitions.
We are proud to introduce Navajo woman and State Senator Jamescita Peshlakai. She will share how she got into politics and why it is so important to stay engaged.
Independent Redistricting Commission will visit Coconino County on Thursday July 29, Navajo County on Friday July 30, and Apache County on Saturday July 31. Check the website for primary and satellite locations and times for each day.
Visit coconinodemocrats.org or call 928-214-0393 for information
Thank you for being Strong & Courageous!!
Thank you for sharing information. Your voice matters, our vote makes a difference.
602-926-5169 available for legislative district 7 constituents.
The senate office stays open m-f 8-5pm for constituent services.
Thank you Jamescita and Winona, you are both an inspiration.
Proud of you sister...
Timeline PhotosWe need to come together to ensure fair districting in Native communities across the country. What we do right now will directly affect representation and community resources for the next ten years. Native communities must be involved to ensure that our political power is not diluted in years to come. Get tools and information at vote.narf.org/redistricting
What’s Happening Now: Starting Jul 23 the #ArizonaRedistricting committee is holding a listening tour to get your input: ow.ly/8PrB50FwaUX.
#NewMexicoRedistricting committee meets Aug 9 at San Juan College, Farmington; full schedule at ow.ly/KZgd50FwaVV
Go Shaya Chino!First time registering to vote! Congratulations Wayne on taking the first step on making your voice heard and protecting voting rights. Wayne was introduced to and encouraged by his state Senator Jamescita Peshlakai (LD-07) and was registered to vote by the phenomenal organizer Loretta Chino, Navajo Nation, from Tuba City, Arizona.
If anyone has ever met Chino you know she’s a force and has been registering voters for many years. Protecting voting rights and helping others to vote is a passion and near and dear to her heart. You’ll continue to see her around the community talking with folks about being more involved and organizing community with the Democratic Party. We could not win elections or reach community without incredible humans like Chino. Ahéhee’ / Thank you Chino for being such a champion for us all. #nativevote