Kenneth Maryboy - Wikipedia
Kenneth Maryboy (born May 13, 1961) is an American politician for San Juan County, Utah, and was Navajo Nation Council Delegate. Kenneth is a former San Juan County Commissioner.
San Juan County commissioners acted in 'bad faith' for ... - KUTV
2022年6月23日 — Torgerson specifically called out Commissioners Willie Grayeyes and Kenneth Maryboy, who hold a Democratic majority on the three-member commission, for trying to "circumvent the legal process...
Utah audit finds former county commissioners showed ... - KUTV
2023年4月12日 — Former San Juan County Commissioners Willie Grayeyes, left, and Kenneth Maryboy, right, are pictured. (Image: KUTV) SALT LAKE CITY (KUTV) — A Utah legislative audit has found two former county...
Here’s how San Juan County reached this historic moment and ...
2019年7月7日 — After voters approved the new districts in 1984, Mark Maryboy, brother of Kenneth Maryboy, became the first Navajo elected to the commission.
Audit targets San Juan commissioners’ work with outside lawyer
2023年4月12日 — Not named in the audit are Willie Grayeyes and Kenneth Maryboy, Navajo tribal members who were elected to the county commission in 2018 but failed to win reelection in 2022. Before they were...
San Juan votes out Utah’s first-ever Native American ...
2022年11月9日 — Willie Grayeyes and Kenneth Maryboy lose their reelection bids in San Juan County, putting an end to Utah's first Native American majority on a county commission.
Kenneth Maryboy for County Commission District #3
Lyman W. Duncan, San Juan County Clerk/Auditor 435-587-3223 ext. 4113
Judge will consider whether San Juan County commissioners ...
2022年5月16日 — Two of the three San Juan County commissioners, Willie Grayeyes and Kenneth Maryboy, voted for that resolution, while Commissioner Bruce Adams opposed it. Grayeyes and Maryboy are both Native...
How Bears Ears Activists Advanced Navajo Voting Rights in Utah
2020年7月10日 — Kenneth Maryboy and Willie Grayeyes emerged from the primaries as Democratic candidates in the south and central districts. Their spots on the ballot were a clear sign that Bears Ears would play a role in the election — both of them were board members of Utah Diné Bikéyah.
San Juan County’s first majority-Navajo commission sworn in
Today, as Willie Grayeyes and Mark’s brother Kenneth Maryboy were sworn in to the county’s first majority Navajo commission, it was standing room only. “The world is changing,” observed Mark...