Gregg Hull

episode given that we're here under a month out from the general election and that is a huge driver of the news cycle as we sit here right now.

I think it's probably the most newsworthy item to talk about the we're talking about the latest polling, and there's other polls that we want to talk about, but specifically there's been a few polls, one from KOB TV, and then the most recent from the Albuquerque Journal, very similar results, ultimately a six or seven points deficit by Greg Hull in the governor's race.

So it does seem like we're solidifying around that particular number.

What's your broad take on that as we get started?

Some of the other ones have a little push poll in them, meaning that they're done by the people to try to reinforce their position.

I don't have any reason at this point to think that they're wrong given historical, but it's one of those, as they say, the only poll that counts is the election.

And I do have a feeling that Greg Hull may still be within striking distance.

If the polls have the other candidate well above 50, then it doesn't almost matter what the undecideds do.

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Democrat New Mexico gubernatorial nominee and former Interior Secretary Deb Haaland has declined all public debates with Republican Greg Hull, including a scheduled KOB forum for this evening.

If it is just Greg Hull showing up, we'll have a 30-minute conversation with him, asking him questions about the issues that many of you say is top of mind heading into the midterm elections.

Haaland's absence leaves voters without a direct debate between the candidates as they compete to lead one of the nation's key energy-producing states.

Three news organizations are asking a court for help to prevent their White House ban until the legal case has been resolved.

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Democrat New Mexico gubernatorial nominee and former Interior Secretary Deb Haaland has declined all public debates with Republican Greg Hull, including a scheduled KOB forum for this evening.

Like Speed Racer, um, going down the road and to get, uh, Secretary Haaland elected as our next governor.

Should, uh, Republican gubernatorial nominee Greg Hull win election, do you think that you could w- work along with him just as easily as you would with Secretary Haaland?

Look, I'm, to be honest, like, I think I could probably work with Deb easier, right?

Mm-hmm.

Our good friend, Noah Vargas, who you all might have seen in a previous Chile Wire podcast, was actually on the show.

And come to find out, Noah got an exclusive, not only with Deb Haaland, but also Greg Hull.

As of late, we've heard that we're probably not gonna see a debate between Greg Hull and Deb Haaland before voting starts, and that's unfortunate.

But I believe Noah gave us the closest glimpse that we'll see the differences between both of the candidates and their vision for New Mexico.

And shout-out to Noah for being able to do this, because we know it's not easy.

Um, however, you need to make decisions for yourself, and I highly encourage you, please do your own research.

Uh, we just wanna give you a, uh, an opportunity to hear our takeaways first, but really encourage you, go listen in to each one of these and find out, who do I really believe is gonna lead New Mexico better for me in the long run, and who's the better candidate? And so with that, let's get started.

Uh, I wanna talk about Greg Hull.