Author: Donovan Quintero

Amid continued concerns about the discrepancies identified during a five-day recount of the Navajo Nation presidential ballots, the Navajo Board of Election Supervisors voted to certify the votes.

What was supposed to be a forum to tell the Navajo people who were the best fit to lead the tribe for the next four years didn’t go as planned.

After being pummeled by a recount challenge by several former candidates for president, fumbling what should have been a slam-dunk certification of the votes on Sept. 8, Navajo Board of Election Supervisors Vice chair Raymond Maxx said he hopes they’ll have their act together.

The Navajo Board of Election Supervisors’ attempt to certify the recount of the 2022 Primary Election for president did not go as planned.