Chairman of the Navajo Nation

Chairmen of the Navajo Nation
Naabeehó Bináhásdzo  (Navajo)
Great Seal of the Navajo Nation
ResidenceWindow Rock, AZ
Term lengthFour years, no term limits
Constituting instrumentNavajo Nation Code & Treaty of 1868
Inaugural holderChee Dodge
Formation1923
Final holderLeonard Haskie
Abolished1991

The Chairman of the Navajo Nation was the head of the government at the formation of the Tribal Council and the government entity to interact with the Bureau of Indian Affairs. The office was replaced by the President of the Navajo Nation in 1991 during restructuring of the Tribal Government into a three-branch national government.

Officeholders

No. Chairman Took office Left office Tenure Party Election Vice Chairman
1 Chee Dodge
(c. 1860–1947)
1st time
1923 1928 5 years Unknown TBA Vacant
2 Deshna Chischillige
(TBA–TBA)
1928 1932 4 years Unknown TBA Maxwell Yazzie
3 Thomas Dodge
(1899–1987)
1932 March 30, 1936[a] 3–4 years Unknown TBA Marcus Kanuho
4 Henry Taliman Sr.
(TBA–TBA)
1937 1938 1 year Unknown TBA Roy Kinsel
5 Jacob C. Morgan
(1879–1950)
1938 1942 4 years Unknown TBA Howard Gorman
6 Chee Dodge
(c. 1860–1947)
2nd time
1942 1946 4 years Unknown TBA Sam Ahkeah
7 Sam Ahkeah
(1896–1967)
1946 1954 8 years Unknown TBA Chee Dodge (died before taking office)
Zealy Tso (1946–1950)
John Claw (1951–1952)
Adolph Maloney (1952–1954)
8 Paul Jones
(1895–1971)
1955 1963 8 years Unknown TBA Scott Preston
9 Raymond Nakai
(1918–2005)
1963 1970 7 years Unknown TBA Nelson Damon
10 Peter MacDonald
(born 1928)
1st time
1971 1982 11 years Republican TBA Wilson Skeet (1971–1979)
Frank E. Paul (1979–1982)
11 Peterson Zah
(1937–2023)
1983 1987 4 years Democratic TBA Edward T. Begay
12 Peter MacDonald
(born 1928)
2nd time
1987 1989 2 years Republican TBA Johnny R. Thompson
Leonard Haskie
(1944–2015)
Interim
1989 1991 2 years Unknown Irvin Billy
Office abolished, replaced by President of the Navajo Nation.[1][2]

Notes

  1. ^ Resigned from office.

See also

References

  1. ^ "Navajo Nation Tribal Chairman and Vice-President" (PDF).
  2. ^ "Navajo Nation leaders2" (PDF).