Vizenor re-elected tribal chairwoman in White Earth (The Detroit Lakes Tribune 4/4)
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Erma Vizenor wins re-election as leader of White Earth Band
Posted: Wednesday, April 4, 2012
Erma Vizenor won re-election as chair of the White Earth Band of Ojibwe Indians in Minnesota.
Vizenor won 55.4 percent of the vote. She defeated Kenneth M. Coleman, who had about 37 percent, The Detroit Lakes Tribune reported.
Vizenor will serve another four years as chair of the tribe.
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Vizenor re-elected tribal chairwoman in White Earth (The Detroit Lakes Tribune 4/4)
Vizenor re-elected tribal chairwoman in White Earth (The Detroit Lakes Tribune 4/4)
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