2026 Candidate — Council Delegate
Marsha Greyeyes Interviewed
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Round 2 interview added — Marsha Greyeyes returned for a follow-up interview with Cal Nez before the primary. Read the round 2 answers.
- Office sought
- Council Delegate
- Chapters (this seat)
- Inscription House (Tsah Bii Kin), Navajo Mountain (Naa’tsis’áán), Oljato, Shonto
- Incumbent
- No
- Education
- MBA (2019); currently working on a master’s of science in accounting
- Interview date
- Interview — May 28, 2026
- Interview status
- Interviewed by Cal Nez — Politics on the Navajo Nation (2026)
From the record, in one paragraph:
Their overall approach
Greyeyes runs on four pillars — accountability, infrastructure, opportunity, and sustainability — which she says she landed on through deliberate brainstorming before committing to the race, and which appear on her campaign signs. From their answers →
Summary
A summary in the site’s words, drawn from the candidate’s recorded interview — not a quotation and not the candidate’s own wording. Their exact words are in the interview video.
Marsha Greyeyes is the Shonto chapter president and director of finance at Change Labs, a Navajo entrepreneurship nonprofit. Her interview with Cal Nez was policy-detailed, covering her four-pillar platform, the line-item veto and budget gridlock, government reform, the disputed $24 million, and local economic development.
Interview Q&A
In the interview, this candidate addressed:
Platform: Four Pillars · Leadership & the Shonto Model · The Line-Item Veto & Budget Gridlock · Government Reform & Title 26 · The Missing $24M & Contract Disclosure · Local Economy & Business-Site-Leasing Authority
In their own words: “I'm currently, I guess my bread and butter is currently working for a non-profit organization called change labs.”
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