Voting Resources.

As Tribal members, one of the greatest influence you can have on your community is to vote. If you want to vote in the elections for the Shoshone-Bannock Tribes you must be a resident of the reservation, 21 years of age or older, and also an enrolled member of the Shoshone-Bannock Tribes.

General Candidate Form.

Our 2021 Virtual Candidate Forum happened virtually this year on May 4th at 6PM - live from the Fort Hall and broadcast on Facebook Live! We asked the eight candidates questions pertaining to the Tribes legislative affairs. Our moderator was Jeanette Wolfley, our timer was Miss Shoshone-Bannock Ontaria Ariwite. Event sponsored by the Tribes Office of Public Affairs.
General Candidate Forum PART 1
General Candidate Forum PART 2

Primary Election: March 26th, 2021.

General Election: May 28th, 2021.

Tribal Election Resources .

Voter Registration Requirements

  • An enrolled member of the Shoshone-Bannock Tribes
  • 21 years of age or older
  • Resident of the Fort Hall Indian Reservation for a year

Voting By Mail or Drop Off

The general election is voting by mail, so the ballots will be mailed on May 1st to registered voters. Ballots must be received by May 28, 2021.

A ballot box for in person drop off will be located at the Tribal Business Center May 26th - 28th from 8AM to 5PM. Please be sure to sign and seal your ballot.

Key Documents and Resources

Deadline to Register to Vote:  February 26th, 2021. If you would like to register to vote you can: 

  • Download the Voter Registration Application or pick up and fill out from the east side of the Tribal Business Center. Leave the completed form in the locked box that is provided.
  • Request a Voter Registration Application to be mailed call the Election Board Secretary Angela Diaz at (208)339-4985
Download Application

Contact Tribal Election Board.

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Angela Diaz
Tribal Election Board Secretary

P: (208)339-4985

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    You Voice Matters.

    It is out right to vote, to choose our elected officials. When you vote, you determine how things will be affected in your local community, your Reservation, your state, or even your nation. Your voice matters now more than ever, so vote.