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Sherry Cordova wins re-election as Cocopah Tribe chairwoman


The Cocopah Museum. Photo from Cocopah Tribe

The Cocopah Tribe of Arizona held an election on Friday.

Voters re-elected Sherry Cordova as chairwoman. She has held the post for 18 years, The Yuma Sun reported.

J. Deal Begay Jr. was elected vice chair. He is a newcomer to the council.

The tribe will hold an inauguration ceremony on Friday, July 25.

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Cocopah tribe again elects Cordova to top role (The Yuma Sun 7/15)

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