Oct 12, 2026 · 5 min · 9 segments
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A new journal poll shows Democrat Deb Haaland maintaining a seven-point lead over Republican Greg Hall in New Mexico's governor's race, with Election Day less than a month away.
The poll found that 49% of likely voters support Holland, compared with 42% for Hall, and 9% remain undecided.
Pollster Brian Sanderoff says Hall continues to face a major challenge in building some name recognition statewide, while Holland has significantly outraised him.
Holland has raised about $17.3 million since launching her campaign, compared with just roughly $1.9 million for Hall.
Holland holds a strong advantage among women, Hispanic and non-Anglo voters, and independents.
Hall leads among men and white voters, and has strong support in eastern and northwestern New Mexico.
The poll surveyed 1,125 likely voters from October 1st through October 9th, and has a margin of error of plus or minus 2.9 percentage points.
A new journal poll shows Democrat Deb Haaland maintaining a seven-point lead over Republican Greg Hall in New Mexico's governor's race, with Election Day less than a month away.
The poll found that 49% of likely voters support Holland, compared with 42% for Hall, and 9% remain undecided.
Pollster Brian Sanderoff says Hall continues to face a major challenge in building some name recognition statewide, while Holland has significantly outraised him.
Holland has raised about $17.3 million since launching her campaign, compared with just roughly $1.9 million for Hall.
Holland holds a strong advantage among women, Hispanic and non-Anglo voters, and independents.
Hall leads among men and white voters, and has strong support in eastern and northwestern New Mexico.
The poll surveyed 1,125 likely voters from October 1st through October 9th, and has a margin of error of plus or minus 2.9 percentage points.
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