Reservation Voting

Reservation VotingTop of Mind with Julie Rose • Season 1, Episode 1502, Segment 5

Jan 1, 2021 • 17m

Although voting by mail makes casting a ballot much easier for a lot of Americans, that is not the case for many Native Americans living on reservations. A Native American voting rights advocacy group called Four Directions has been working to help people living on tribal lands register to vote and cast a ballot. OJ Semans joined the show and is the co-executive director of Four Directions. (Originally aired Oct 21, 2020).

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