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At least three candidates run for principal chief of Cherokee Nation
Three candidates so far are running to lead the Cherokee Nation of Oklahoma.

Incumbent chief Chad Smith is seeking a fourth term in office. Council member Bill John Baker and John Cornsilk are also in the running.

The election takes place January 25, 2011. The winner will serve a four-year term.

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Tahlequah Man To Vie For Chief (The Fort Smith Times Record 9/8)

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Cherokee Nation chief plans bid for re-election (11/26)

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