Arizona Native Vote

Arizona Native Vote Indigenous-led voter field team working on voter and election education, engagement, & community service. We are a 501c3.

06/19/2026

Keep the faith, baby! Let’s celebrate, learn, and recognize what Juneteenth means for all of us, and most importantly let’s continue on that path for equality and justice.

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06/19/2026

“MANY grandmas and grandpas thanked us for the youth panel. Each speaker had something special to share and glad we had high school, college students, and graduates, youth organizers doing the work.” -Triston Black, Arizona Native Vote Organizing Director

Great job Young Peoples Program & panel who presented and worked with the Navajo Voters Coalition Conference to inform, inspire, and get out the vote.

We are days away from the voter registration deadline (JUNE 22) for the JULY 21st Primary Election Day. Please check your voter registration status at my.arizona.vote and update your information if needed. If you haven’t registered to vote, please do so today. We are happy to help.

Stay tuned! We’ll have more clips and photos to share.

🌱Our youth are partnering up with the aunties, uncles, grandmas and grandpas to get out the vote! 📍Join us this Thursday...
06/16/2026

🌱Our youth are partnering up with the aunties, uncles, grandmas and grandpas to get out the vote! 📍Join us this Thursday to support our young voters panel at the 2026 Navajo Voters Coalition Conference this Thursday, June 18th at Twin Arrows.

You may register for the conference on-site.

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County/State/Federal election info.: ⬇️

🗓️**JUNE 22, 2026 is the last day to register to vote for the JULY 21, 2026 Primary Election** 🗳️

AZ SOS Election Calendar https://azsos.gov/elections/calendar-dates

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For Navajo Nation tribal election info. visit https://navajoelections.navajo-nsn.gov

Representatives from the Navajo Nation Election Office may also be present at the conference to answer any tribal election questions.

06/14/2026

Grandma Katherine Arviso is speaking. Listen up! 📢We are so grateful to partner with her and the legendary OG crew ➡️ Navajo Voters Coalition (NVC) to encourage our community members to check their voter status, register to vote in tribal and state/federal elections, and to VOTE. Get involved today & help your friends and family. 🌱

We’ve partnered up with NVC in 2024 and we’re at it again this year in 2026. So much is on the line and Navajo, Native, voters can be incredibly powerful in the Midterm election, but we got to show up. 🗳️

Navajo Nation voters are incredibly powerful in all of our elections and thanks to our matriarchs, grandmas and aunties, like Katherine Arviso, LeNora Fulton, Maggie Murphy, Lena Fowler, the late Loretta Chino and Joanne Peshlakai, and so many others who have who have fought for our right to vote. And still are. We must continue the work they started. It’s our time. S/O to our Arizona Native Vote Young Peoples Program for attending the NVC meetings and leading in the effort of hosting the youth panel and integrating younger voices in the programs and activities. This is intergenerational organizing. ✊🏽

📍🗓️Join us for this year NVC Conference this Thursday, June 18th at Twin Arrows hotel convention center. See you there! 🤩

Our friends are hosting a free virtual training and what people with disabilities need to know about voting. Sign up to ...
06/13/2026

Our friends are hosting a free virtual training and what people with disabilities need to know about voting. Sign up to learn more and if you have relatives or friends that need assistance, be a resource and share this with them.

Thank you Arizona Disability Advocacy Coalition (AZDAC), REV UP Arizona, and Disability Rights Arizona.

➡️FREE VIRTUAL TRAINING⬅️
Voting in Arizona
What People with Disabilities Need to Know
June 17, 2026 « 1 to 3 p.m.

ASL and CART Provided
Votes help decide the people and policies that shape our lives. Join us to learn more about using your voice and your vote. This free training session focuses on:
🗳️Your voting rights
🌱Who can register and where
📍Ways to vote and location(s)
🪪Voter identification requirements
🤩Assistance with voting
✏️Voting tips

Register using the link or QR code
Zoom Registration Link: https://bit.ly/REVUP-AZDAC-JUN2026 🔗

Presenters:
+Asim Dietrich, Supervisory Attorney for Investigation, Monitoring & Accountability, Disability Rights Arizona
+George Garcia, Executive Director, Southwest Institute for Families and Children

Every voice, every vote matters!

06/12/2026

Arizona is one of the top 10 states for potential youth impact in the 2026 governor races.

Thank you Will! for stepping up & at the PHX 👏🏽

From our friends ➡️ 2026 YES - Youth Electoral Significance, the database rankings of major elections where youth have the most potential to swing races.

We are a little over one week away from JUNE 22nd which is the last day to register to vote for the Primary Election on ...
06/12/2026

We are a little over one week away from JUNE 22nd which is the last day to register to vote for the Primary Election on JULY 21st! So many important offices are up for election➡️ county, state, federal races. And don’t forget to sign those petitions that are trying to get on the ballot.

Thank you Kayenta Chapter for the event to reach community members! Kayenta Chapter: Stop by the Chapter today before 2p...
06/09/2026

Thank you Kayenta Chapter for the event to reach community members!

Kayenta Chapter: Stop by the Chapter today before 2pm to check on your State and Kayenta Chapter Navajo Nation voter registration!

If you are not registered, we have personnel that can assist you to register for the upcoming Primary elections for both State and Navajo Nation.

Bring your Driver License/I.D., Social Security Card and Certificate of Indian Blood (CIB).

Address

PO Box 2002
Phoenix, AZ
85001

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