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Native Americans Fight for the Right to Vote in North Dakota

One of the most highly contested races in next week’s midterm elections is here in North Dakota. Six years ago, Native Americans helped elect Democrat Heidi Heitkamp to the U.S. Senate. The next year, state Republicans introduced a new voter ID law requiring voters to present identification that displays a residential address — a major barrier for tribal members, since many don’t use a home address. Less than a month before the election, the Supreme Court upheld the law. In response, a tenacious voter drive has emerged on Standing Rock, led by tribal members who helped organize the fight against the Dakota Access pipeline.