Oklahoma John Tyler Hammons (b. 1988, Cherokee Nation), mayor of Muskogee, Oklahoma (2008–2012) David Holt (b. 1979, Osage Nation), mayor of Oklahoma City, Oklahoma (2018-present) Utah Willie Grayeyes, Navajo Democrat (San Juan County, UT Commission Kenneth Maryboy, Navajo Democrat (San Juan County, UT Commission ) Robin Troxell, Hopi Tribe of Arizona (Brigham City Councilmember) Washington Christopher Roberts, (b. 1978,) Choctaw Democrat, (Shoreline City Council (2010–present) Roxanne Murphy, (Nooksack) Bellingham City Council [2012–2018] Debora Juarez, (Blackfeet) Seattle City Council [2016–present] Wisconsin Wahsayah Whitebird, (b. 1991) Ojibwe Communist, City Council of Ashland, Wisconsin [2019-2021] Kristie Goforth, (Sault Tribe of Chippewa Indians), Monona City Council [2020–present] Other offices Diego Archuleta (1814 – 1884), Member of the Mexican Congress, soldier in the Mexican Army, in the Mexican–American War, Native American Agent by President Abraham Lincoln, and member of the Union Army (US Army) during the American Civil War. He was the first Hispanic Brigadier General. Fleming Begaye Sr. (1921–2019) (Navajo) – Navajo Code Talker, Honorary Chair of the Native American Coalition of the Donald J. Trump for President Campaign, 2016. Elias Cornelius Boudinot (1835–1890) (Cherokee) — Tribal Representative to the Confederate Congress, 1862–65. Represented the Cherokee Nation. Samuel Benton Callahan (1833–1911) (Creek) — Tribal Representative to the Confederate Congress, 1864–65. Represented the Creek and Seminole nations. Plenty Coups (1848–1932) (Crow) – Representative of Native Americans for the dedication of the Tomb Of The Unknown Soldier Robert McDonald Jones (1808–1872) (Choctaw) — Tribal Representative to the Confederate Congress, 1863–65. Represented the Choctaw and Chickasaw nations. Dana Loesch (born 1978) (Cherokee) — radio host, TV personality, former spokesperson for the National Rifle Association. Peter MacDonald (born 1928) (Navajo) – Member of Richard Nixon's Committee to Re-Elect the President (CRP) in 1972. Will Rogers (1879–1935, Cherokee), honorary mayor of Beverly Hills, California Clarence L. Tinker (1887–1942) (Osage) – Major General, highest ranking Native American officer in the Army, Commander of the 7th Air Force in Hawaii, shot down and killed during the Battle of Midway. References External links Political Graveyard's list of Native American politicians Politicians Native American