Long distances to polling places on tribal lands and little to no public transportation are among the hurdles cited.

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How did Native people vote this election cycle?

According to a recent study, there are significant differences in Native American turnout, especially for presidential elections, because of structural obstacles to voting on tribal territories. The Brennan Center for Justice published the report last month, examining 21 states with federally recognized tribal territories where at least 5,000 people live and where over 20% of the population is American Indian or Alaska Native. Researchers discov…

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