Indigenous Peoples Day Highlights Native Voter Mobilization Efforts

As Indigenous Peoples Day is celebrated, Native American communities focus on increasing voter turnout ahead of the upcoming presidential election.

Indigenous Peoples Day events across the U.S. are centered on Native American history, culture, and voter mobilization.
The day features rallies, talks, and activities aimed at encouraging Native voter participation, recognizing their electoral influence.
In 2020, increased Native voter turnout in Arizona was pivotal in the presidential election, highlighting their potential impact this year.
Organizations like the National Urban Indian Family Coalition are hosting multiple events to engage Native voters without directing their choices.
Celebrations also mark the 100th anniversary of the Indian Citizenship Act of 1924, emphasizing the historical significance of Native voting rights.