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LANDER, Wyo. – Wyoming held Democratic caucuses on Saturday, March 8. One caucus site was in Lander, a town on the border of the Wind River Indian Reservation, home of the Eastern Shoshone and Northern Arapaho tribes. More than 500 people attended the caucus.
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really good story
I just want to applaud Jordan and Tetona for a really good online story about the Wyoming Caucuses. Sandra Beasley Unenrolled Cherokee Non Freedman African American White
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That was a great commentary by Natives for Natives. As the Native American Club President at Great Basin College in Elko, Nevada, I listened to the members say that their vote doesn't matter because they weren't educated about the voting process. We finally attended a "mock caucus" as a club the day before the caucus.
About 3/4 of the members attended the local caucus, more educated and more willing to accept their voting responsibilities.
So thank you Jordan and Tetona for your insight and ideas on educating the Native voters.
Victoria Jackson-Dick
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