Protecting Tribal Sovereignty, Economies, and Communities in the 2026 Midterm Elections

Apr 01, 2026
1050

Indian Country faces a critical election cycle in 2026, with significant implications for treaty rights, civil rights protections, and tribal representation. Native voting power has shifted outcomes in recent elections despite persistent barriers such as voter suppression and restrictive policies. This discussion examines current challenges, including federal and state efforts affecting voting access, and highlights strategies for voter registration, education, and turnout. Attendees gain practical guidance on protecting tribal interests and strengthening political participation ahead of the midterm elections.

Speakers
Dallin Maybee
Dallin Maybee, Director of Development - Native American Rights Fund
Don Ragona
Don Ragona - DMR Consultants, Inc.
J.C. Seneca
J.C. Seneca, President - Seneca Nation
Oliver (OJ) Semans
Oliver (OJ) Semans, Co-Director - Four Directions Native Vote