Yurok Election Board Certifies Election Results

Yurok TribePress release from the Yurok Tribe:

On November 18, 2020, there will be a run-off election for the Yurok Tribal Council’s North and Weitchpec District seats. Due to the pandemic, there will be no in-person voting. Voters will be sent a ballot and an envelope with prepaid postage to return it.

The Yurok Election Board today took formal action on the Primary Election held October 14, 2020 and issued formal certification of the primary results for all Districts.

The Election Board on October 20, 2020, certified the election of the following people:

NORTH DISTRICT

Edward “Horse” Aubrey (Incumbent)

116

(43.12%)
Jack Mattz

68

(25.28%)
Phillip L. Williams

85

(31.60%)
REQUA DISTRICT

David L. Gensaw, Sr.

50

(34.72%)
Ryan Ray (Incumbent)

94

(65.28%)
WEITCHPEC DISTRICT

Jewel Frank

6

(8.82%)
Lucinda “Inday” Myers

17

(25.00%)
Eugene “Gino” O’Rourke

15

(22.06%)
Toby Vanlandingham (Incumbent)

30

(44.12%)
Advisory Referendum:

Referendum #1 Cannabis Marketplace Passed

YES 531 (53.85%)

NO 455 (46.15%)

There were no challenges for the Primary Election. There will be a Run-off Election for the North and Weitchpec Districts. The North District will be between Edward “Horse” Aubrey and Phillip L. Williams. The Weitchpec District will be between Lucinda “Inday” Myers and Toby Vanlandingham.

Ryan Ray won the Requa District Primary Election and his installation ceremony will take place on Tuesday, October 27, 2020 at 11am. The event will be livestreamed on the Yurok Tribe’s Facebook page.

The Run-off Election is scheduled for November 18, 2020.

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Alf
3 years ago

So what is the Eureka jurisdiction for the Yurok Tribal Police? The last several days in a row there has been one of their SUVS blaze past me like a bat out of hell in the road construction area of the safety corridor. Usually at no less than 70 mph in a 50 zone. What could possibly be that important as to break the speed laws, the whole time being a horrible role model as well as endangering the lives of both construction workers and motorists. I’ve thought about calling their office to make a complaint. I likely will if it keeps happening.