21 vying for Tribal seats (The Atmore Advance 5/31)
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Former Poarch Creek chairman making another council bid
Posted: Wednesday, June 1, 2011
The Poarch Band of Creek Indians in Alabama will hold a council election on June 4.
Three seats are open and 21 candidates are running. Former chairman Eddie L. Tullis, who led the tribe for nearly three decades, is trying to win one of the seats.
Buford L. Rolin, the current chairman, is running for re-election. He's been leading the tribe since 2005.
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21 vying for Tribal seats (The Atmore Advance 5/31)
21 vying for Tribal seats (The Atmore Advance 5/31)
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