The leader of the Gila River Indian Community of Arizona survived a primary challenge in an election on Tuesday.
Gov. William R. Rhodes was the top vote-getter, according to unofficial results. He will face Jennifer Allison-Ray in November's general election.
Rhodes beat a recall attempt in June. He was targeted for his decision to fire six tribal employees in 2006, the year he took office.
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