Building Indigenous and rural voting power.

Arizona Native Vote's Firekeepers, Lucy and Maria in Chinle, Arizona.

2024 Events

  • On-going Firekeepers Training.

  • Weekly and monthly outreach events: fleamarkets, public spaces, local meetings, and partner with other tribal and non-profit organizations..

  • Indigenous Democracy Classes and presentations held during school year.

  • Oral Histories Project - interview and record long time Indigenous organizers/matriarchs.

  • In partnership with Generation Votes-GenVotes - we identify, train, and engage Native youth (16-24 years old) to increase civic engagement.

Our Focus

Arizona Native Vote (ANV) is non-partisan 501(c)(3) dedicated to building tribal and rural political power. We do this by working with community members to increase voter registration and civic engagement. Our team is building a bench of local year-round community organizers and leaders that work together to increase civic engagement by educating their rural and tribal communities about voter registration, elections, government, and voting rights.

  • We center voters and communities.

  • We uplift local community knowledge around civic engagement and elections for all levels of government - tribal, county, state, and federal.

  • We provide culturally appropriate voter registration, electoral and civic education, and election information;

  • We hire local Indigenous and rural organizers to register their families and communities to vote, assist with voter identification, and engage residents in northeastern Arizona counties-Navajo, Apache, and Coconino. Our engagement region includes communities on the Navajo Nation (AZ), White Mountain Apache Tribe, San Carlos Apache Tribe, and Hopi Tribe.

  • Our field organizers work to expand year-round voter registration and education efforts through our Firekeepers program and Indigenous Democracy Classes, which supports local matriarchs and students in tribal and rural communities, including tribal border towns with high Native populations.

2024 Voting Information

Click here to view voting information by region for the 2024 Election.

Follow our journey.

Attention Apache County voters on the Navajo Nation, if you experienced any voter challenges on Election Day please attend this event this coming Monday, November 18 in Chinle. Share with family and friends.
Attn: AZ Voters in Navajo, Apache, Coconino Counties there over 180+ voters who need to clarify their signature (who need to cure their ballots)! TODAY (11.10.24) is the deadline. Please check your mail-in ballot status now and call your county. T
Thank you Ndee voter empowerment program and team for all you do for community! We know some of our community members are feeling lots of things this morning and we want to acknowledge that. And we also want to express our love and gratitude to every
Thank you to all the Indigenous humans who stepped up to help support prop 139. Who wrote op-eds, voted yes on prop 139, who crafted radio messages, who got folks to sign the petition early on, and so much more. Thank you to Native voters and to our
Polls are now closed. We did! We made it through this Election Day. Now let’s support the hard-working officials as they do their jobs and we wait for the official results. We are grateful for every FireKeeper, organizer, volunteer, partner,
Images and messages from our Hopi Voter Empowerment team! Hopi team was set up @ Sipalovi center for vote tripling. Voter: They are doing a good job Good morning from Hopi ☕🧋 Starting off the day with the the amazing Hopi Grounds, Gary Tso. We go
This morning, the Apache youth led the way in the Ndee Voter Empowerment Program & Arizona Native Vote March to the Polls in Whiteriver! Let’s honor their energy by showing up and making our voices heard. Don’t forget to call or text
VOTE. Today we’re saddling up with our friends from @protectsacred to #ridetothepolls #protectvotingrights #nativevote #arizona
🗳️ For voting rights violations or concerns, please call the election protection hotline at 888-777-3831 Voters a call them to report the issue. 👉 Learn more at: https://www.electionprotectionaz.org Arizona Native Vote Election Protection is a
🎉 Today is the day, Arizona! 🗳️ Every vote matters—especially the voices of our Native communities. Your participation can make a significant difference in shaping our future. Join us in ensuring that Indigenous voices are heard loud and clea
Our teams working hard on the eve of Election Day, and have been working hard for months. Jandi: They are always busy, talking with community members, answering questions, data entry, making calls, helping folks figure out problems with voter regis
🗳️ Arizona Native Vote – Get Ready to Make Your Voice Heard! Planning to vote in person? Here’s what you need to know and bring with you to the polls: 🔹 Bring One Valid Government-Issued ID – Your ID needs to have your name, photo
🚀 Election Day is TOMORROW! 🎉 Be prepared and confident when you cast your ballot. Double-check your voting location and ID requirements at our 🔗 in bio. Let’s make history together! 🗳️✨ #ArizonaNativeVote #2024Election
🚧 Need help voting? Whether it’s transportation, questions about the process, or what to bring, Arizona Native Vote is here to help. Voting lets us decide on food sovereignty, access to healthcare, and protecting our sacred lands. 🗳️ Let&rsqu
📢 Arizona’s Native Vote Matters! With over 200,000 voting-age Native Americans in Arizona, our voices hold the power to shape the future for tribal self-determination and sovereignty. In this election, with races poised at razor-thin margins,

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Arizona Native Vote is 501(c)(3) an independent grassroots organization formed to advance educational, charitable, and community goals by increasing civic engagement and election participation in tribal and rural communities.