2012 Mail-In Ballots Extension

  FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE May 18, 2012 Comanche Nation Election Board Announces Extension to Received Mail-In Ballots Due to the delay in printing over 10,000 voting ballots, the Comanche Nation Election Board announced today they are extending the time they will accept the mail-in ballots. Mail in ballots must be received by the Lawton Post Office before 5 p.m. June 1 to be counted.   The designated polling sites will be open 8 a.m.-6...

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General Council Continuance

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2012 Election

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FOSTER CARE

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Estate/Will Clinic

From the Office of the Secretary/Treasurer   SHOULD YOU WRITE A WILL?   New laws protect your rights as a property owner to transfer your property by will. By writing a will, you can designate how your trust land will be transferred in trust to any Indian person or to your descendants even if they are not tribal members. You can control how your trust property is passed by creating an estate plan, such...

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Judge Approves $3.4B Settlement in Native American Class Action Cobell v. Salazar

  A federal judge in Washington on Monday evening approved a landmark $3.4 billion settlement in a Native American class action that stands to compensate hundreds of thousands of American Indians.   Senior Judge Thomas Hogan's approval of the deal, reached in late 2009 in Washington federal district court, caps more than 15 years of hostile litigation that featured numerous appeals, trials and failed negotiations. Hogan called the...

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About The Comanche Nation

Comanche tribal enrollment now numbers 15,191 with approximately 7,763 members residing in the Lawton-Ft.Sill and surrounding areas of Southwest Oklahoma. The Comanche Nation complex is located nine miles north of Lawton, Oklahoma and employs about one-hundred forty-five people.

 

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The Comanche Nation Constitution (PDF).

 

Contact Us

Ph: (580) 492 3240
Ph: (877) 492 4988
Fax: (580) 492 3796
info@comanchenation.com

 

The Comanche Nation Complex
584 NW Bingo Rd.
Lawton, OK
73507

2012 Mail-In Ballots Extension PDF Print E-mail

 


FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE

May 18, 2012

Comanche Nation Election Board Announces Extension to Received Mail-In Ballots

Due to the delay in printing over 10,000 voting ballots, the Comanche Nation Election Board announced today they are extending the time they will accept the mail-in ballots. Mail in ballots must be received by the Lawton Post Office before 5 p.m. June 1 to be counted.

 

The designated polling sites will be open 8 a.m.-6 p.m. May 26 at the following locations:

 

Anadarko

Bureau of Indian Affairs Agency courtroom located at Hwy 281 N. Parker and McKenzie Road, Anadarko

 

Apache

Apache High School on Hwy 281, Apache

 

Cache

Cahoma Building located at 752 NW Quanah Road, Cache

 

Lawton

Comanche Nation Headquarters, new conference room, located at 584 NW Bingo Road, Lawton

 

Oklahoma City

Comanche Nation Outreach Office located at 7390 S. Walker, Suite G, Oklahoma City

 

Walters

Comanche Community Center located at 905 E. Missouri Street, Walters

 

There is a mandatory three-day Protest Period, and the results will become official June 4 at 5 p.m., if no protests are filed, according to the Comanche Nation Election Board.

 

The run-off election, if needed, will be June 23.

 

Contact: Comanche Nation Election Board, (580) 492-3272

 

 
Children's Health Care PDF Print E-mail

Children's Health Fair

 
General Council Continuance PDF Print E-mail

ATTENTION COMANCHE TRIBAL MEMBERS CONTINUANCE OF THE GENERAL COUNCIL MEETING

Watchetaker Hall Comanche Nation Complex 584 NW Bingo Road Lawton, OK 73507

June 2, 2012 1 P.M. (Doors open at 11 A.M.)

 

Only Items on the Agenda


I. Call to Order

II. Invocation

III. Nomination of officers

a. Secretary/Treasurer

b. Committeeman No. 3

c. Committeeman No. 4

 
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