Congressional Candidate, Greg Cunningham

Greg, it's good to see you again.

How are you doing today? I am doing very well.

When

you put it like that, Bob, it sounds very serious.

Yes, it does.

It is.

And very exigent.

Yes, because

look, there are some states out there that have some pretty nutty rules in terms of how long after Election Day they'll still request absentee ballots.

Say what you want about New Mexico elections, but that is a good thing about our election law here is that those ballots have to be in

by 7 p.m. when the polls close on Tuesday on Election Day.

Oh, and as of Tuesday, you're right.

It is time.

We've been working hard for close to a year now.

It's time to kick it up a notch and finish strong and run through the tape.

We're going to campaign through 7 p.m. on November 3rd.

Well, I'll tell you what, Greg.

I mean, the polls that we've seen so far obviously have this as basically a dead heat when you factor in the margin of error in the polls.

That is not a surprise for CD2.

And again, I know a lot of money has been pumped in to this election on your behalf by the congressional committee back in Washington, D.C., the GOP congressional committee, because You are running to – in a district that's just one of 13 that was won by President Trump two years ago but does have a current House member who is a Democrat.

So they see an opportunity here to flip.

And I'll tell you what, though, and I tell this to people all the time.

Even if you go a while without seeing a poll, you can tell how close a race is just by how many TV commercials – are airing right now, and TV ad blitz doesn't even begin to describe this.

I mean, we're at the point now, Greg, where during a 6 o'clock newscast on Channel 7 or Channel 4 or Channel 13, the entire commercial break will be a pro-Greg Cunningham, an anti-Greg Cunningham, a pro-Gabe Chavez, and an anti-Gabe Chavez.

I mean, back... to back to back to back.

Greg, it's good to see you again.

How are you doing today? I am doing very well.

When

you put it like that, Bob, it sounds very serious.

Yes, it does.

It is.

And very exigent.

Yes, because

look, there are some states out there that have some pretty nutty rules in terms of how long after Election Day they'll still request absentee ballots.

Say what you want about New Mexico elections, but that is a good thing about our election law here is that those ballots have to be in

by 7 p.m. when the polls close on Tuesday on Election Day.

Oh, and as of Tuesday, you're right.

It is time.

We've been working hard for close to a year now.

It's time to kick it up a notch and finish strong and run through the tape.

We're going to campaign through 7 p.m. on November 3rd.

Well, I'll tell you what, Greg.

I mean, the polls that we've seen so far obviously have this as basically a dead heat when you factor in the margin of error in the polls.

That is not a surprise for CD2.

And again, I know a lot of money has been pumped in to this election on your behalf by the congressional committee back in Washington, D.C., the GOP congressional committee, because You are running to – in a district that's just one of 13 that was won by President Trump two years ago but does have a current House member who is a Democrat.

So they see an opportunity here to flip.

And I'll tell you what, though, and I tell this to people all the time.

Even if you go a while without seeing a poll, you can tell how close a race is just by how many TV commercials – are airing right now, and TV ad blitz doesn't even begin to describe this.

I mean, we're at the point now, Greg, where during a 6 o'clock newscast on Channel 7 or Channel 4 or Channel 13, the entire commercial break will be a pro-Greg Cunningham, an anti-Greg Cunningham, a pro-Gabe Chavez, and an anti-Gabe Chavez.

I mean, back... to back to back to back.