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THE CHEROKEE AT LARGE VOTERS LEAGUE

WELCOMES OUR CHEROKEE CITIZENS AND FRIENDS
    

CLICK HERE FOR HIGHLIGHTS OF THE MARCH 17, 2012 MEETING

 Look forward to the next

General Meeting of the

Cherokee At Large Voters League,

Saturday, June 23, 2012.

12:00 noon to 4:00 p.m. 

"CHEROKEE IDENTITY"

will be the featured topic with

Dr. Julia Coates, At-Large Cherokee Nation Councilor, and

Gene Norris, acclaimed Cherokee genealogist.

Location to be announced.

 

     NEWS TO USE:

Opportunity for High School Juniors:  Learn more here 

   NEWS OF INTEREST

Cherokee Nation Foundation offers University of Tulsa Cherokee students scholarship opportunities.

Petition circulates to end absentee voting rights for At-Large Cherokee Citizens:  Learn more here.

  

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The Mission of the Cherokee at Large Voters League is to assemble, clarify and distribute accurate information that will assist Cherokee Citizens in decisions regarding Cherokee Nation Elections.  The goal is to build a community of at large Cherokee Citizens who can express their voting rights to enhance the quality of life for all Cherokee Nation residents and to secure a positive future for the Cherokee people.
 
The Cherokee at Large Voters League was established in June, 2006, in Houston, Texas, by Cherokee Citizens, registered with the Cherokee Nation, whose seat of government is in Tahlequah, Oklahoma.

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Learn the Cherokee Language:  Click here to connect with the online Cherokee Nation classes

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Local News 

Marjorie Lowe Publishes New Cherokee Resource

Cherokee Cousins    

Cherokee-Scottish Connections

Cherokee Communities

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Cherokee Nation sponsored History Course Discussion February, 2012

Citizen Voters Registration

 

Bill John Baker Sworn in as Cherokee Principal Chief

Baker Wins Extended Cherokee Nation Election, Now Certified by Election Commission

For information about any Cherokee Nation Election, contact:

Election Commission
Tahlequah, Oklahoma
P. O. Box 1188

74465-0948
458-5899 or 1-800-353-2895
Fax (
918) 458-6101
election-commission@cherokee.org

BACKGROUND ON FREEDMAN VOTING IN THE CN ELECTION 

   Messages From An At Large Council Representative  

 

Voter Statistics:  Who Decides the Outcome?

Original Timeline for 2011 Cherokee Nation Election

Be a Seed Saver!

New Jobs Program through Cherokee Nation

Scholarships

Cherokee Heritage Center

Native American Health Coalition

Wilma Mankiller Tribute