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Former Interior Secretary Deb Haaland and ex-Mayor Gregg Hull to face off for New Mexico governor

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By Savannah Peters 
| Durango Herald
Democratic gubernatorial candidate Deb Haaland attends a primary election night watch party in Albuquerque. (Jon Austria/Associated Press) ALBUQUERQUE – Deb Haaland will try to defend Democratic dominance in New Mexico in a race that could make her the first female Native American governor of any U.S. state as she faces off with Republican nominee Gregg Hull in November.
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Decades in the making, Deb Haaland’s political rise spurs both inspiration and scrutiny

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By Savannah Peters 
| TriCityRecordNM
Former U.S. Interior Secretary Deb Haaland, Democratic gubernatorial candidate, speaks during a news conference in Albuquerque on Wednesday. Savannah Peters/AP Photo SAN FELIPE PUEBLO, New Mexico – As the sun peeked over the Sandia Mountains, Deb Haaland was at a familiar spot, the tribal community where she used to work, waving at motorists and encouraging them to stop and vote in New Mexico's primary.
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Decades in the making, Deb Haaland's political rise spurs both inspiration and scrutiny

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By Savannah Peters 
| Lufkin Daily News
SAN FELIPE PUEBLO, N.M. (AP) - As the sun peeked over the Sandia Mountains, Deb Haaland was at a familiar spot, the tribal community where she used to work, waving at motorists and encouraging them to stop and vote in New Mexico's primary. It was the final day of voting earlier this week, and Haaland was embracing friends and former colleagues at San Felipe Pueblo where she was once a tribal administrator.
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