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News
RNV Press Release 3/4/2008

Native Americans Vote Will Elect Our Next President

By Nancy Lofholm  The Denver Post. 7/2/08

By Mike Graham.  California Chronicle

Choctaw Tribal Member Runs For Office in North Tulsa District

American Indians Seize Moment to Make Political Voices Heard

Young Natives mull over Obama, McCain at Nevada event
Martin Griffith.  Associated Press Writer
Native Americans Walk to D.C. for Political Boost
Native Students Concerned over Federal Education Funding
By Brian Daffron.  Indian Country Today
By Rhonda LeValdo, (4 min Video)
As minority communities weigh which presidential candidate would best represent them on key issues, some Native Americans are focused on whether the next president will continue to fund tribal schools that form the bedrock fo their education. Rhonda LeValdo reports from, Haskell Indian Nations University in Lawrence, Kansas on how federal funding impacts the presidential race for many students on campus.
A recent five-month 8,300-mile journey across 26 states gave Native Americans a chance to voice concerns of tribes across the country -- and to launch a coordinated movement to intensify the community's presence on Washinton's political radar.
Native Americans in the GOP and Democratic National Platforms
This is a side-by-side comparison of the written platforms for each party from Native Vote Washington. 
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Media
American Indian Vote Will Be a Factor in Several Swing States
By Michael Drudge
8/29/08
8/15/08
Indians to rally for election
8/14/08
10/27/08
The Journal Record
Article about the upcoming RNV Get Out The Vote Rally Nov 1, 2008