Iris "Cissie" Anderson, of the Fort Peck Indian Reservation, talks about her volunteer work registering people and driving them to the polls over the past 25 to 30 years. She discusses absentee ballots and registering felons as well as her passion for doing something that she feels makes a real change in Montana's Indian Country.

For more information on how to register or vote in Montana, please call us at Western Native Voice, (406) 869-1938, or visit us at www.westernnativevoice.org.

Established in 2011, Western Native Voice is a non-profit, non-partisan social justice organization working to strengthen Native American communities through civic engagement, education, leadership, and advocacy.
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Today, we work in seven Montana tribal communities and three urban centers-- Billings, Missoula, and Great Falls.
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Our Mission:  To foster positive social change in our communities by way of leadership development, education, engagement, and public policy advocacy.  
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Our Vision:  Engaging Native Americans to building political and personal power to address local community challenges. We support and encourage Native community members to step up and be a voice for their families and communities through the civic engagement process and public policies that affect their lives and well-being.

220 South 27th Street
Suite C
Billings, MT 59101
406.869.1938

Cissie Anderson Gets Out the Vote

Western Native Voice is a non-profit, non-partisan social justice organization working to strengthen Native American communities. We are committed to fostering positive social change by way of direct outreach, voter education, leadership development, and public policy advocacy.