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The upcoming Navajo Nation presidential election marks the first time in decades without a pro-coal candidate. This reflects a notable shift in voter sentiment regarding the role of coal in the local economy.
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The upcoming Navajo Nation presidential election marks the first time in decades without a pro-coal candidate. This reflects a notable shift in voter sentiment regarding the role of coal in the local economy.
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Coal no longer king in Navajo Nation presidential election
Navajo Nation presidential election sees absence of pro-coal candidates