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New Mexico’s governor’s race is heating up with Democrat Deb Haaland and Republican Gregg Hull locked in a fierce showdown. Haaland, a trailblazing Native American congresswoman and former Secretary of the Interior, leads with a bold platform on education, healthcare, and climate action, backed by a commanding 70% of the Democratic vote. Hull, former Rio Rancho mayor, counters with experience and a focus on education reform, CYFD overhaul, and healthcare, pulling in 47% of Republicans. Despite their differences, both candidates are striking a respectful tone and agreeing to debates. Analysts warn Hull’s biggest hurdle is fundraising to compete with Haaland’s war chest, while Haaland must sustain her primary momentum without losing her signature style. This could be one of the most compelling races in the state—and it’s just getting started.
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