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Politics

2014 Presidential Candidate bios

WINDOW ROCK, July 1, 2014

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Here are the profiles, in alphabetical order, by last name, of each candidate running for Navajo Nation president this year.

(Also, see videos of each of the candidates at the presidential forum in Tuba City on June 23.)


Edison Begay: If you want the mine run right, elect a miner

Russell Begaye hopes to bring business savvy to government

Donald Benally pushes economic progress, sovereignty

Moroni Benally: Need for career tracks

Christopher Clark Deschene announces candidacy for tribal prez

Kee Yazzie Mann urges a new nation built on Navajo law

Carrie Martin brings Bennett Freeze, the Confluence into campaign

‘Efficiency’ is buzzword of Kenneth Maryboy’s campaign

Myron McLaughlin: Nation needs maintenance, repair

Cal Nez brings business experience to his effort to become tribal president

Ben Shelly, Rex Lee Jim promise teaching hospital if elected

Joe Shirley kicks off campaign in hometown

Dan Smith uses firefighter experience as motivation to run

Former school board prez Dale Edison Tsosie throws hat in ring

Edison Wauneka pushes involvement, communication with the people

Hank Whitethorne wants to show people they are important

Grassroots pushing for Duane "Chili" Yazzie to run for president

 

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