Recorder highlights Navajo- and Hopi-focused outreach and mobile voting unit
Summary
The county recorder reported targeted Native American outreach (chapter-house presentations, Navajo-language radio ads) and a mobile voting unit that served 11 locations on the Navajo and Hopi Nations, producing 73 in-person votes and several drop-offs.
County Recorder Sonderager described expanded Native American outreach and a mobile voting unit intended to increase access in chapter houses and community gathering locations.
"Our Native American outreach coordinator is Ray Daw, and he gives presentations to all the chapter houses about the upcoming elections," the recorder said, and noted radio ads in Navajo and outreach at local community centers. The recorder said the mobile unit visited 11 locations, recorded 73 in-person votes, 34 drop-offs and five provisional ballots at those stops.
Recorder and board members emphasized that the outreach and in-person mobile sites were designed to ensure access across large, rural portions of the county and to encourage turnout ahead of the general election.
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