Navajo Nation Council

The Navajo Nation Council is the governing legislative body of the Navajo Nation, one of the largest Native American tribes in the U.S. It consists of elected representatives called councilors from various districts within the Navajo Nation. The Council creates and approves laws, budgets, and policies that affect the tribe’s members, land, and resources. It functions as a primary decision-making authority, working to promote the Nation’s welfare, sovereignty, and cultural heritage. The Council meets regularly to debate issues, pass legislation, and represent the interests of Navajo people in tribal governance.