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Fort Belknap tribal members allege Blaine County commission elections discriminatory

The plaintiffs say the county’s districts give Native American voters less influence, with one district holding 28.41% more people than another.

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A new federal lawsuit alleges Blaine County dilutes the relative strength of Native American voters in elections for Board of Commissioners. In the complaint, three tribal members of the Fort Belknap Indian Community are suing the county, the commissioners, the…

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Native residents accuse Blaine County of packing district maps to dilute their vote

If the district populations were equalized, American Indians would likely be able to elect candidates of choice in two districts, rather than being packed into one district,” attorneys wrote.

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KPVI broke the news on Tuesday, November 10, 2026.
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