the Chickasaw Nation - LEGISLATIVE DEPARTMENT
MEETINGS
General Session
Third Friday of every month at 9am. Legislative building, 801 N. Mississippi Ada, OK

Committee of the Whole
Monday before the third Friday of every month at 6pm. at the Inn at Treasure Valley in Davis, OK
Elected Officials

2013 Legislature
From L-R Front Row: Katie Case, Dean McManus, Connie Barker, Shana Tate Hammond, and Nancy Elliott
Back Row L-R: Mary Jo Green, Scott Wood, Toby Perkins, Steve Woods, David Woerz, Tim Colbert, and Beth Alexander
Not Pictured: Linda Briggs

Legislative Department

Legislative Districts map
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The Chickasaw Nation Legislature is composed of 13 members, elected from the Chickasaw Nation’s four legislative districts: Panola, Pickens, Pontotoc and Tishomingo. 
 
Members of the Tribal Legislature are citizens and registered voters of the Chickasaw Nation at least 25 years of age who have lived within the Chickasaw Nation for at least one year and their respective district for at least six months prior to being elected to office.  
 
Once elected, they must remain residents of their elected district during the tenure of their office, which is up for reelection every three years.  
 
The Chickasaw Legislature is structured much like the U.S. Legislature with scheduled sessions, committees, the formation of procedures and regulations, the approval of budgets and the establishment of law.

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