Choctaw Nation Celebrates Voter Registration and Voter Education Week
Chief Batton encourages Choctaw people to register to vote and participate in upcoming federal, state, and tribal elections.
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View VideoChief Batton talks about the reason behind the Choctaw Nation commemorating See You at the Pole and what faith means to him.
View VideoNorris began teaching Choctaw language community classes for the Choctaw Nation in 2002, alongside his wife, Brenda, who also taught Choctaw language children's classes until her passing in 2009.
View VideoChief Batton encourages Choctaw people to register to vote and participate in upcoming federal, state, and tribal elections.
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