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1. US Security from Michael_Novakhov (87 sites): Stars and Stripes: Getting to the polls can be hard in Navajo Nation, so this woman is leading voters on horseback

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Post date November 2, 2020

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Allie Young saddled up, slid her feet into stirrups and started on a two-hour trail through her homeland of Navajo Nation, with a group of eager early voters in tow. They were heading to the polls on horseback.

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