Albuquerque Journal Poll Shows Tight Race for New Mexico Governor
A recent Albuquerque Journal poll indicates Democratic candidate Deb Haaland maintains a slim lead over Republican Gregg Hull in the race for New Mexico governor, with 49% of voters favoring Haaland and 42% favoring Hull. Approximately 9% remain undecided.
Albuquerque Santa Fe, NM, October 12, 2026 — A recent poll conducted by the Albuquerque Journal reveals a close contest in the upcoming race for New Mexico governor. The survey indicates Democratic candidate Deb Haaland currently holds a narrow lead over Republican challenger Gregg Hull.
According to the poll results, Deb Haaland is favored by 49% of likely voters. Gregg Hull follows with 42% of voter support. The margin between the two leading candidates is 7 percentage points.
The survey also highlighted that a portion of the electorate has not yet decided on their choice for governor. Approximately 9% of voters polled remain undecided, representing a segment that could potentially influence the final outcome of the election.
The Albuquerque Journal poll did not specify the exact dates of its fieldwork or the margin of error. Further details regarding the poll’s methodology, including the sample size and demographic breakdown of respondents, were not provided in the summary information.
With a significant percentage of voters still undecided, the race is poised for further developments as the election approaches.
Story summarized from the original created by Zoltan Csanyi on www.newsradiokkob.com, see more information here.
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