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Precinct sites set for June tribal election

Polling places for this year’s special election include a handful of changes within the Cherokee Nation.

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New voting machines to be used for first time

Voting machines purchased by the Cherokee Nation last year will be used for the first time in the General Election this June.

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Polling places updated for 2023 election

A list of polling places for the June 3 General Election was approved Feb. 14 by the Cherokee Nation Election Commission.

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Deadline extended to Feb 28 for $1 6M in Community Impact Grants

Principal Chief Chuck Hoskin Jr. and Deputy Chief Bryan Warner have announced an extension of the tribe’s Community Impact Grant program for organizations that participate with the tribe’s Community and

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Chief Hoskin, Deputy Chief Warner announce over $1 6 million in Community Impact Grants

Cherokee Nation Principal Chief Chuck Hoskin Jr. and Deputy Chief Bryan Warner this week announced a new $1.675 million Community Impact Grant program for the tribe’s nearly 70 affiliated non-profit

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