Murdered & Missing Indigenous Peoples
Why we use ‘Murdered and Missing Indigenous Peoples’ at Buffalo’s Fire
We use MMIP in our reporting while honoring community use of MMIR
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Mark Trahant
Trahant Reports
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| People elected to U.S. Senate since 1789 | 1,299 | |
| (Both House & Senate) | 672 | |
| People elected to U.S. House since 1789 | 10,273 | |
| Women elected to the U.S. Senate | 51 | |
| (Women in both House and Senate) | 12 | |
| Women elected to the U.S. House | 288 | |
| Appointed Delegates to U.S. House | 177 | |
| Native American men in U.S. Senate | 5 | |
| (Native American men in both House and Senate) | 2 | |
| Native American men in U.S. House | 16 | |
| Native American women who have run for U.S. House or Senate | 13 | |
| Native American women who have been elected to U.S. House or Senate | 0 |
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