Quinault Tribe challenges leadership, while leadership challenges U.S. President (KBKW 11/5)
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Recall petition seeks ouster of four top Quinault Nation leaders
Posted: Wednesday, November 6, 2013
The four top leaders of the Quinault Nation of Washington are facing a recall.
Tribal members gathered enough signatures on a petition to recall President Fawn Sharp, Vice President Andrew Mail, Treasurer Larry Ralston and Secretary Latosha Underwood.
A general council meeting will be held next Saturday, November 16, to vote on the recall.
"Any officer may be removed for any reason by a vote of the General Council on a recall petition, specifying the reasons for removal," the tribal constitution states.
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Quinault Tribe challenges leadership, while leadership challenges U.S. President (KBKW 11/5)
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