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Indigenous people living in Arizona who are enrolled in a federally recognized tribe can use their tribal ID numbers to prove their citizenship.
The U.S. Supreme Court ruled on Aug. 22 that Arizona can enforce part of a voter registration law being challenged in federal court, allowing the state to bar legal voters from registering weeks before the election.
Indigenous voting rights advocates want Indigenous people to know they can still register to vote as tribal citizens.
Indigenous peoples in Arizona have always had difficulties when it comes to voting.
The uncertainty means Parrish and her team are considering suspending their on-the-ground voter registration efforts until they better understand what is happening.
About 41,000 federal-only voters in Arizona are allowed to vote on federal races, but not state ones, because they haven't provided proof of citizenship.
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