VIDEO: Energizing the Native Vote - Voter Roundtable

Watch the video broadcast of "Energizing the Native Vote" featuring everyday American Indian voters.

Details: By Native News Online Staff; October 21, 2020

As the 2020 election looms, Native American voices have yet to be captured and heard. Native News Online hosted a live voter forum to hear from everday Indians discussing their perspectives and sharing their thoughts on the upcoming election and the issues that matter most to them.

On Oct. 15, Native News Online and presenting sponsors Verizon Media and the Multicultural Media Correspondents Association, presented the live streaming event, "Energing the Native Vote." Watch the broadcast on YouTube below.

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