When the cement dried and the welcome sign flickered to life for the brand new 83-room facility in early spring, little did key figures in the development of the new hotel in Shonto know that “coming soon” would stretch until spring 2026.
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Nearly three years after a presidential recount shook Navajo Nation politics and exposed gaps in ballot handling, voter access and election procedures, former presidential candidates say little has changed. They see few signs that systemic problems have been corrected. And they worry the 2026 election cycle will again test confidence in the tribal democratic process
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The Navajo Nation Supreme Court took its courtroom beyond the Navajo Nation in October and into one of the most influential law schools in the country, where the justices heard oral arguments before a packed auditorium at UC Berkeley Law.
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Under an outdoor pavilion at the Little Colorado River Gorge Overlook in early November, Crystal Tulley-Cordova asked the group gathered there to think beyond what could be seen from the site.
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By early evening, the cold had settled over Tuba City as smoke from fire pits drifted through the parking lot and families filled the Change Labs E-ship Hub, moving between vendors set up both inside and outside the building.
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