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Vincent “Vinnie” Terrell

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Vickie McClure

If elected to serve District 12 and the Choctaw people, I would like to uphold the tribes value of faith, family, and culture. I feel, we as Choctaw people need to continue to work together to move forward and prosper but to never forget who we are and where we came from. We are truly blessed with the many services our tribe has to offer not only our tribal members but the community as well.

Regina Mabray

Regina is running to be a voice for the people and to bring essential services closer to home. Her top priorities include bringing more jobs to the district, expanding access to healthcare, improving the education opportunities for our children, and increasing the number of LEAP homes and elder housing units in District 12.

Joey Tom

The past four years has been both transformational and deeply fulfilling. When I first took office, I was filled with a sense of responsibility to my people and a commitment to serve with integrity and dedication. This role has allowed me to connect with our community on a profound level, listening to the voices of our members and understanding their needs and aspirations for our communities.

Adrian Johnico

A dedicated servant-leader with a deep commitment to the people he serves, he embodies the principles of servant leadership through his unwavering work ethic, resilience, integrity, and devotion. His passion for his community and his dedication to uplifting others will bring a fresh, dynamic energy to the Choctaw people of District-7.

Candidate for Choctaw District 5 Tami Gonzalez

Tami (Gonzalez) Cantrell

Throughout my life I have worked on both the local and national tribal levels. I have worked directly for the Choctaw Nation with positions serving youth and our vulnerable adults and elders. I know that we must honor our past while focusing on the native belief of looking ahead to the next 3 generations. Without past knowledge and understanding our tribe cannot progress.

Sharona Farmer

I have dedicated my life to education and community service. For 13 years, I served as a classroom teacher, working directly with students to foster curiosity, learning, and growth. I believe our future is strongest when we lead with our hearts and are guided by our values. My Dad always taught me that if there is work to be done, you just put your head down and get to it.