Gregg Hull
Republican candidate for governor of New Mexico. Every point on this page links to its source. We don't grade candidates or tell you how to vote. As of 2026-10-08.
At a glance
| Party | Republican |
| Running for | Governor, New Mexico |
Record
No offices on record in the sources we use.
Where they stand
In their own words, from their campaign website, summarised in plain English.
Economy and cost of living
Hull says he wants to diversify New Mexico's economy with targeted incentives for research, aerospace, defense, bioscience and advanced manufacturing, and to cut small-business red tape and occupational licensing barriers. He also wants more career and technical training in high schools.
Taxes and government spending
Hull says he would phase out New Mexico's personal income tax in four years through his "Four Steps to Zero" plan, starting with the first $25,000 of taxable income for single filers and $50,000 for joint filers. Business net profits would stay taxable, and he says funding for classrooms, health care and public safety would be protected.
Health care
Hull says he would protect rural hospitals and clinics, reform medical malpractice laws to cut costs, push for competitive reimbursement rates, and lower prescription drug costs. He also wants more interstate licensing compacts, more telehealth, and programs to recruit and retain doctors and nurses.
Social Security and Medicare
No stated position on their website.
Immigration and the border
Hull says he would enhance border security to end the fentanyl crisis.
Abortion
No stated position on their website.
Energy and climate
Hull says he would expand the state's energy portfolio to include all sources and "unleash" oil and gas operations.
Guns
No stated position on their website.
Crime and policing
Hull says he would increase police presence statewide, set a zero-tolerance policy for violent crimes and crimes against children, and fund police pay at levels competitive with neighboring states. He also supports grants to help local governments hire officers and more behavioral health teams to take mental health calls off police.
Education
Hull says he would tie part of school funding to gains in reading, math and graduation rates, raise academic standards, and tackle chronic absenteeism. He also supports expanded school choice and charter schools, tutoring, special education, career and technical education, and teacher pipeline programs.
Foreign policy and defense
No stated position on their website.
Elections and ethics in government
Hull says he would put major state and federally funded infrastructure projects on a public online dashboard and strengthen auditing of state contracts.
Ratings and endorsements
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Money
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Praise, criticism and controversies
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From Semblen
Semblen analyzed 19 ads from Gregg Hull's campaign; 15 used at least one manipulation technique, most often Glittering Generalities, False Urgency, Black-and-White Fallacy. See the ads, the money and every candidate in this race →
Sources
- https://gregghull.com
- https://gregghull.com/meet-the-team
- https://gregghull.com/priorities
- https://gregghull.com/priorities/education
- https://gregghull.com/priorities/healthcare
- https://gregghull.com/priorities/infrastructure
- https://gregghull.com/priorities/protecting-new-mexico
- https://gregghull.com/priorities/putting-new-mexico-to-work-plan
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