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Cherokee Nation election filing draws 33 candidates - Sequoyah County Times

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Nine seats on the Cherokee Nation Tribal Council, the legislative branch for Oklahoma’s largest tribe by population, drew 33 candidates over the four-day filing period in Tahlequah earlier this month. All nine seats drew at least two candidates, setting up a competitive election season for the Cherokee Nation this summer.

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Cherokee Nation election filing draws 33 candidates - Eastern Times Register

Nine seats on the Cherokee Nation Tribal Council, the legislative branch for Oklahoma’s largest tribe by population, drew 33 candidates over the four-day filing period in Tahlequah earlier this month.All nine seats drew at least two candidates, setting up a competitive election season for the Cherokee Nation this summer.Voters in Tribal Council Districts 4, 5 and 9 will select their new representatives after incumbents E.O. “Jr.” Smith, Mike Dob…

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