
 
United Native America Voter Information
  Information for your use in getting out the 
Native American vote:
  
    State  Election Boards and Information
    Complete set of links to  all state Election Boards 
  http://usgovinfo.about.com/blstateelection.htm 
 
Native American Citizenship Act June 2, 1924, 
        President Calvin  Coolidge signed a bill granting Native Americans full  citizenship. Coolidge posed with four Osage Indians in front of the White  House to commemorate the event. 
  http://memory.loc.gov/learn/features/immig/native_american8.html
    
  
Native American Indians get out the vote  ‘rez-style’ 
NATIONAL CONGRESS OF AMERICAN INDIANS 
    NCAI Get Out The Indian Vote: 
  http://nativevote.org/ 
 
Rock  The Native Vote: 
        The organizational  concept has grown to include finding ways to empower Native people  to become part of the political process that effects issues of  Natives from health care and education to issues of inclusion.  
        http://www.rockthenativevote.org/
        www.myspace.com/rtnv
 
United  National Indian Tribal Youth 
    The United National  Indian Tribal Youth (UNITY) Conference brings together thousands of Native  youth from around the country each year to arm them with the leadership skills  to find solutions to the challenges they face. For more information on the  UNITY Conference.  
  http://www.unityinc.org/
 
S.P.I.R.I.T.
    "Society to  Preserve Indigenous Rights and Indigenous Traditions" 
    Oklahoma Native  Americans dedicated to telling the rest of the story  
    http://groups.yahoo.com/group/okspirit/
    http://www.myspace.com/oklaspirit
 
Native  Vote Washington Mission:
    Our vote and our voice  makes a difference in Indian Country. We are Native American’s First! To bring  out our Native Voice by registering and voting in every election! Native Vote  Washington is a grassroots effort and is here to educate, activate and empower  all Native people. 
http://www.nativevotewa.org/home.html 
 
Navajo  Voters United  
    Is a non-partisan,  multi-cultural association of individuals interested in  addressing inequities in fair and equal representation of Navajo citizens  in city, county, state & federal government through voter registration,  education, and advocacy. 
  http://groups.google.com/group/navajo-voters-united?hl=en
 
TULSA,  OK: INDN’s List:  
    A national  organization devoted to recruiting and training American Indians to run for  Democratic office at the state and local level. 
  http://indnslist.org/
 
Grassroots  for America: 
    Grassroots for  America: provides links among a wide range of grassroots networks, cross  pollinating ideas and information, multiplying opportunities and increasing  effectiveness for all. 
  http://www.grassrootsforamerica.us/index.shtml
 
American Indian Contributions to the World 
http://www.kporterfield.com/aicttw/ 
 
If you know of a  Native American voting group not listed on this page or you set  one up, please contact UNA and provide the groups link so we can add  it to our national list.
Contact: mikeuna1@aol.com
      
Your Vote Counts!!! 
