Indigenous Leadership for Southern Arizona

We made the Ballot!

Naomi Miguel for

Arizona's 23rd Legislative District

The Primary Election on July 21st!

Join us in supporting democratic values and advocating for our rural and Indigenous communities. Naomi Miguel will advocate for the issues that matter most to the community in Arizona’s 23rd Legislative District.

Help us get Naomi through the Primary election!

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Who is Naomi Miguel?

Skeg T:ash! I am Naomi Miguel, a member of the Tohono O’odham Nation.

I am a small business owner, born and raised in Arizona. I grew up on the Tohono O'odham Nation reservation and went to Ocotillo Elementary. Tohono in the O'odham language means 'desert,' and that was my playground.

I moved away for college and have had amazing professional experiences, including serving as the former Executive Director of the White House Initiative for Native Americans and Tribal Colleges and Universities and as a former United States Congressional staffer with campaign and non-profit experience.

No matter where I worked, Tohono is always my home. Unfortunately, our home is now different - our deserts are getting hot, and our water is becoming scarce. We need leaders who understand rural and tribal communities. I know what it's like living in a community that is not always given a seat at the table. That's why I am running.

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An image of Naomi Miguel speaking at a podium with a microphone. She is wearing a white dress shirt with a Native American beaded tie, O'odham basket earrings, and a dark blue blazer with golden buttons. She has a lapel with the Presidential seal to indicate she is representing the White House at this event. The background of the stage is bright pink with silhouette of rooftops of buildings in various shapes and sizes.

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