Voting Laws were changed in North Dakota to disenfranchise Native Voters.

TELL The Secretary of State of North Dakota that TRIBAL IDs MUST be accepted for VOTING.

The Secretary refuses to affirm that they will accept new Tribal Letters and IDs as proof of residency for Native People to vote in the upcoming election.

"A coalition of Native Tribes in North Dakota stand against North Dakota's suppressive voter ID law.'

The Tribes' press release states:

"To combat the disenfranchisement of our members, we intend to ensure our members that lack residential street addresses can obtain them so they may exercise their right to vote." ..."tribes are now able to issue tribal documents that contain the voter's name, birth date, and current residential street address in North Dakota. We intend to issue these documents at polling locations within the bounds of our reservations on Election Day."