The Native American population of Arizona, of about 420,000, are...

The Native American population of Arizona, of about 420,000, are all members of the 21 nations that joined in the 2021 resolution of the InterTribal Association of Arizona, objecting to the AZL development of Hualapai ancestral lands and urging BLM to consult with and carefully listen to their objections. This included the Navajo Nation, which has not rescinded its support and whose tribal government does not tell NTEC management what it can and cannot do. Of those 420,000, some are under 18 and so only 300,000 are eligible to vote. Native Americans mostly vote for Democrats, although Arizona's Republican senator John McCain was popular on the reservations because he listened to them.