Celebrating 100 Years of Native Voting!
The road to Native American’s gaining the right to vote begin in 1924 with the passage of the Indian Citizenship Act. This historical photo was taken in 1922 of a Coeur d’Alene Tribal encampment, only two years before the Indian Citizenship Act would start a long process of providing Native Americans a voice in the Federal Government, as Citizens of the United States. These rights were further cemented in 1965 with the Voting Rights Act.
Use the information on this page to learn when, where, and how to exercise your right to vote!
Election Day
November 5th, 2024
@reallan90 Cda tribe Native vote 2024!! Come get your t-shirts at headquarters to wear every Tuesday from now until election day. Must be in person to receive! #nativetikok #cdatribe #nativesvote #nativevote @andyzachary84 @Gūustlaasaan @Keisha Stensgar @Peter Vallee ♬ Good Sound, Come Dance – Young Spirit
Key Dates
GO VOTE!!!
Absentee Ballot Request Deadline
Early Voting – General Election
Preregistration Deadline
Registration Wednesdays
Events every Wednesday to assist with the voting registration process, and to answer any questions. We hope to see you there!
Frybread and Ballots!
Annual Elders Dinner / Voter Registration Event
Registration Wednesday
Registration Wednesday
Registration Wednesday
Register to Vote
@reallan90 Why should I vote in the November 5th general elections??? It is important to get out and vote as Native people. We did not always have this right. The local, state, and federal governments levels affect our tribal communities, we need to protect our homes, our rights, our culture, our tribal sovereignty, and our futures! REMEMBER TO VOTE NOVEMBER 5TH!! #cdatribe #nativesvote #nativevote #nativetikok #indigenouspride ♬ Native Puppy Love – The Halluci Nation
Use these links to check your current registration status in Idaho or Washington, register to vote, and check important dates. Visit Natives Vote for Idaho or Washington to learn more!