Crystalyne Curley to be first woman to lead Navajo Nation
Reported byICT News ↗·Sourced by Goodlede
Crystalyne Curley and running mate Chris Deschene won the Navajo Nation presidential election with 32,094 votes against 30,979 votes for the opposing ticket, making Curley the first woman elected president in the nation's 35-year history.
Election results are unofficial and pending certification by the Navajo Election Administration. The losing candidate has indicated plans to challenge the vote count.
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