Currently he sits in the second position with 21.12 percent of the vote, only behind Julio Cortes who leads with 40.22 percent.ĭebra Lekanoff, Tlingit, is currently the only Native representative in the state Legislature. With over 75,000 votes cast in the latest update, Garcia has garnered 1.49 percent of the total vote.Īs for the state legislative races, Laurene Contreras trails her opponent by nearly 6,000 votes in early returns for state house district 14.ĭaryl Williams, Tulalip, is one of four candidates in the 38th district primary. Unofficial results for the election for the Navajo Nation president also reached the over-halfway point, with 64 of the 110 chapters reporting results.īenacio Garcia III, who identifies as a Black Seminole and Latino descendant, is the lone Native candidate in the state running for a Congressional seat in U.S. Victoria Steele, Seneca, ran unopposed in the Democratic primary for a four-year term as Justice of the Peace for precinct 1 in Pima County.
Two people represent each district in the Arizona state House. Myron Tsosie follows her with 36.85 percent of the early voting returns and Deydrek Scott rounds out the three with 18.93 percent. Mae Peshlakai holds an early lead with 44.22 percent of the reported votes. Three citizens of the Navajo Nation were vying for two seats to represent state House district 6. Theresa Hatahlie, Diné, ran unopposed and will serve in the state Senate for district 4. eastern, 17 percent of precincts had reported the votes. Three of whom are running for the same state House seat in district 6.Īs of 12 a.m. 2, Arizona has the second-most Indigenous candidates on the ballot with five.
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