2026 Candidate — Council Delegate
Andrienne Lister Interviewed
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- Office sought
- Council Delegate
- Chapters (this seat)
- Dilkon, Teesto, Whitecone, Low Mountain, Indian Wells
- Incumbent
- No
- Education
- Working toward an associate’s degree in business entrepreneurship
- Interview date
- Interview — June 11, 2026
- Interview status
- Interviewed by Cal Nez — Politics on the Navajo Nation (2026)
From the record, in one paragraph:
Their overall approach
Lister is the Dilkon chapter president and the daughter of a USMC combat veteran (Purple Heart, Bronze Star). She says her current delegate was rarely present — she saw her once — leaving local projects stalled, which is why she's running. From their answers →
Summary
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Andrienne Lister is the Dilkon chapter president, running for the Navajo Nation Council seat. Her interview with Cal Nez focused on local accountability, stalled chapter projects, and veterans.
Interview Q&A
In the interview, this candidate addressed:
Background & Why She's Running · Stalled Chapter Projects · The Local-Level Disconnect · Corruption & Being Unheard · The Lost $33 Million Broadband Grant · Veterans
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