Gregg Hull, the current mayor of Rio Rancho, has officially announced his candidacy for the Republican nomination for governor of New Mexico. Hull, who has been considering a run for months, will focus his campaign on addressing the state’s most pressing issues by understanding local concerns and supporting local solutions.
In his announcement, Hull emphasized his vision for the future of the state and his commitment to finding solutions to move New Mexico forward. He will officially kick off his campaign on June 2 with a public event where he will discuss his plans for the Land of Enchantment.
Hull, who has served as mayor of Rio Rancho since 2014, is known for his pro-business approach and his dedication to public safety. His campaign will prioritize reducing crime by increasing police presence, enhancing border security, and implementing a zero-tolerance policy for violent crimes and crimes against children.
Hull will be facing off against other candidates for the Republican nomination, including former Interior Secretary Deb Haaland and Bernalillo County District Attorney Sam Bregman, who are running for the Democratic nomination. Despite Republicans not having won a statewide election in New Mexico since 2016, Hull is confident in his ability to lead the state towards a prosperous future for all New Mexicans.
With a focus on economic growth, public safety, and quality of life, Hull’s campaign aims to bring new business opportunities and strengthen existing businesses throughout the state. As he transitions from leading Rio Rancho to potentially leading New Mexico, Hull is committed to addressing the state’s challenges and working towards a brighter future.
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