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Tribal Governance News: Sault Tribe Citizens to Vote on New Constitution Establishing 3-Branch Government
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Tribal Governance News: Sault Tribe Citizens to Vote on New Constitution Establishing 3-Branch Government
Citizens of the Sault Ste. Marie Tribe of Chippewa Indians, Michigan’s largest federally recognized Tribe with more than 50,000 citizens, will vote on a proposed new Constitution that would significantly restructure its Tribal government. The Tribe’s current Constitution, adopted in 1975, vests governing authority in a Board of Directors and provides for a Chairperson to be elected by the voters of the Tribe who then serves as a member of the Bo…
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