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Former interior secretary Deb Haaland secured the Democratic nomination for governor of New Mexico. She defeated prosecutor Sam Bregman in the primary and could become the first Native American woman to hold the office. In the general election, she will face Republican Greggory Hull, the former mayor of Rio Rancho.
- ▪Deb Haaland, a former interior secretary and former congresswoman, won the Democratic primary for New Mexico governor.
- ▪She beat Albuquerque-area prosecutor Sam Bregman in the contest.
- ▪Haaland would be the first Native American woman to serve as a governor if elected.
- ▪Republican nominee Greggory Hull, a former Rio Rancho mayor, won a three-way primary and will be Haaland's opponent in November.
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In this articleIn this articleBy Erin CoxFormer interior secretary Deb Haaland won the Democratic nomination for governor in New Mexico on Tuesday, beating Albuquerque-area prosecutor Sam Bregman.A former congresswoman who served in President Joe Biden‘s Cabinet, Haaland could be the first Native American woman governor and is favored to win her blue-leaning state in November. She faces Republican Greggory Hull, a former Rio Rancho mayor who won in a three-way primary. CommentsSign up
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