The tribal court of the The Grand Traverse Band of Ottawa and Chippewa Indians of Michigan will hold a hearing on Monday in an election dispute, The Leelanau News reports.
The tribe held a general election on August 26. But a tribal member has accused the election board of “impropriety” during the election process.
Three council members are in limbo until the court resolves the dispute.
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Tribal Court to hold hearing on election dispute Monday
(The Leelanau News 9/24)
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