Gregg Hull For New Mexico Governor

Above, Gregg Hull. Official campaign photo.

If you thought that Gov. Michelle Lujan Grisham was bad, you ain't seen nothing yet if Deb Haaland is elected governor of New Mexico.

To put it bluntly, she's an inarticulate buffoon. That's putting it nicely!

That's why I am supporting Gregg Hull for New Mexico governor. 

From the Hull campaign website:

Gregg Hull is the proven leader Rio Rancho counts on. A longtime resident, entrepreneur, and family man, Hull has taken on the big challenges to improve public safety, grow the economy, invest in infrastructure and increase the quality of life for Rio Rancho Residents.

Gregg wants the same success story for New Mexico, and he is ready to work together with all New Mexicans to write our next chapter. Combined with David Gallegos’ extensive legislative experience and deep understanding of New Mexico's regulatory landscape, this ticket offers a stable, results-oriented alternative for our state's future.

To join the Gregg Hull campaign for governor or for more information, go here. 

Gregg Hull For New Mexico Governor

 

The Election (So Far)

While the final results from yesterday's primaries are still to be finalized, it appears that the general election campaigns in New Mexico and California are shaping up as follows:

In New Mexico, former U.S. Interior Secretary Deb Haaland won her primary for governor on the Democrat side and former Rio Rancho Mayor Gregg Hull appears to have won on the Republican side. It will be an interesting campaign between dimwit Haaland and successful ex-mayor Hull.

In California, the race for governor is "too close to call" as of two hours ago from The Guardian. With many ballots still left to be counted, three candidates emerged at the top: the Republican Steve Hilton and the Democrats Xavier Becerra and Tom Steyer. 

In the Los Angeles race for mayor, it looks like Mayor Karen Bass has been forced into a runoff election against former reality TV star Spencer Pratt. This is another race to watch. 

To me, there are no surprises here. The election results (so far) are what I expected .