Rep. Sharon Clahchischilliage, Navajo, represents San Juan County in the New Mexico Legislature. She is one of at least fourteen Republican Native Americans who are running for state or federal office this year.

Native American Republicans Make Their Case to Voters

Mark Trahant
8/28/16
TRAHANT REPORTS —A question I am often asked: Are American Indians and Alaska Natives only Democrats? Of course not...

Latino Voter Registration Is Growing Fast

Mark Trahant
5/17/16
TRAHANT REPORTS — Let’s start with an understatement: Donald Trump is not the usual Republican Party nominee for president...

Measuring Contributions Of $25 Or Less

Mark Trahant
4/25/16
TRAHANT REPORTS —Let’s turn the world upside down...

U.S. Rep. Mullin Visits Cherokee Nation Schools, Businesses

Cherokee Nation
9/7/14
Cherokee citizen and U.S. Rep...

Members of Congress Want More Native Control of Cobell Buyback Program

Rob Capriccioso
6/4/14
Ten Republican members of Congress have sent U.S...

Gover Discusses Preparing for a Native American Veterans Memorial

Rob Capriccioso
3/12/14
With Congress’ passage of the Native American Veterans' Memorial Amendments Act late last year and President Barack Obama’s signature of the legislation into law, American Indian a...

‘Redskins’ Opponents Tackle Bipartisan Outrage, Bipartisan Ignorance

Rob Capriccioso
10/8/13
Rich Lowry, editor of the conservative National Review , just doesn’t get the Washington NFL Redskins name-change controversy...

Cherokee Tea Party House Member Gives Up Salary During Shutdown

Rob Capriccioso
10/2/13
One of the major ironies and consternations of the ongoing federal government shutdown, which began October 1, is that the U.S...

National Memorial to Native American Veterans May Finally Be Built

ICTMN Staff
6/15/13
Amid all the controversy and ugliness associated with the surging push to have NFL team owner Dan Snyder change the widely considered racist name of his Washington, D.C...

U.S. Rep. Introduces National Native Veterans Memorial Bill

ICTMN Staff
6/14/13
Congressman Markwayne Mullin (R-Oklahoma) has introduced legislation in the House that would clear the way for a national Native American veterans memorial to be built in Washingto...

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