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Deb Haaland faces Gregg Hull in New Mexico governor race
Haaland's Democratic primary win puts New Mexico voters into a November election for Gov. Michelle Lujan Grisham's open office
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Deb Haaland won New Mexico's Democratic governor primary and will face Republican Gregg Hull in November.
- Frame 1Haaland's Democratic primary win puts New Mexico voters into a November election for Gov. Michelle Lujan Grisham's open office.
- Frame 2If elected, the Laguna Pueblo citizen would become the first Native American woman to serve as governor.
- Frame 3NBC reported Haaland enters as front-runner in a state where Republicans hold no statewide offices.
- Frame 4Gregg Hull, Rio Rancho's former three-term mayor, won the Republican primary and becomes the general-election test.
- Frame 5Both campaigns face voters worried about violent crime, struggling schools, rising costs, and possible federal safety-net cuts.
- Frame 6In November, New Mexico decides whether Democratic dominance survives another open governor race under cost and safety pressure.
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- Jun 3, 11:11 AM EDT
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