Darrell "Chip" Wadena has filed another challenge to the election he lost on the White Earth Ojibwe Reservation in Minnesota.
Wadena lost to Erma Vizenor by a margin of 59-41 percent. Vizenor won on the strength of off-reservation voting, which Wadena, the tribe's former chairman, says is illegal.
Wadena's first challenge to the election, alleging widespread fraud, was rejected last week.
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