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Huron Potawatomi Citizen Diop Harris Turns in Signatures for Congressional Race

Native Vote 2026 Diop Harris, who is a tribal citizen of the Nottawaseppi Huron Band of the Potawatomi, has become the first candidate to submit signatures to qualify for the ballot in Michigan’s 4th Congressional District, marking an early milestone in the race ahead of the August 4 primary. Harris is seeking the Democratic nomination…

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