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Gregg Hull

Moderate
Republican
N/A
New Mexico

Current Position: Mayor of Rio Rancho

Running For: Governor

Policy Positions

Economic Policy

  • For creating a dedicated Infrastructure Execution Office to streamline project delivery and reduce bureaucratic delays
  • For investing in brackish water treatment technology to create new water sources
  • For upgrading water infrastructure to reduce leaks and improve efficiency
  • For tax credits for gun safe purchases to encourage responsible storage
  • For requiring actuarially sound funding plans for public pension systems and tying cost of living adjustments to inflation measures
  • For economic partnerships with Tribal governments including broadband expansion on Tribal lands and energy development collaboration

Business & Labor

  • For full occupational license reciprocity for professionals licensed in good standing in other states
  • For eliminating occupational licensing requirements that do not meaningfully protect health or safety, especially for entry-level jobs
  • For modernizing procurement systems to speed up vendor payments and encourage competition
  • For regulatory reform including full license reciprocity for professionals, firm licensing timelines, and removing unnecessary licensing requirements
  • For using tax credits and matching incentives to encourage private investment in small businesses while working within constitutional constraints
  • For streamlining licensing and certification so military training counts toward occupational licenses for veterans
  • For AI regulation focused on consumer data protection and transparency in government use while avoiding broad mandates that discourage private innovation
  • For stronger consumer data protection frameworks for state agencies and contractors handling personal information

Health Care

  • For reforming New Mexico's medical malpractice laws to reduce costs while preserving accountability
  • For expanding interstate medical compacts and streamlining licensing processes for healthcare professionals
  • For strengthening behavioral health services to assist with mental health and addiction calls, allowing police to focus on crime prevention

Education

  • For tying a portion of education funding to measurable improvements in literacy, math skills, and graduation rates
  • Against lowering educational standards; supports raising the educational bar for New Mexico children
  • For responsibly expanding school choice and high-quality charter schools when traditional schools consistently fail
  • For expanding career and technical education programs focused on AI-resistant trades like electricians, plumbers, HVAC technicians, and welders

Environment

  • Against rushing implementation of the Energy Transition Act without regard for cost and reliability
  • For independent reviews of grid reliability and transmission capacity before meeting energy transition targets
  • For updating power grid infrastructure including transmission lines, substations, and storage capacity
  • For a balanced energy approach that maintains reliability and affordability while respecting all energy sources
  • For maintaining oil and gas production levels for state revenue while supporting cleaner production technologies and streamlining regulations on produced water handling
  • For incorporating small modular nuclear reactors and advanced nuclear technologies into New Mexico's Energy Transition Act
  • For expanding mechanical thinning, targeted tree removal, and prescribed burns to reduce wildfire fuel loads
  • For stronger investment in post-fire erosion control, slope stabilization, and flood prevention projects

Civil Rights

  • For transparent negotiations to resolve Tribal water rights issues
  • For stronger coordination between veterans services and state health agencies to improve mental health care access for veterans
  • For strengthening partnerships to provide transitional housing and rental support for veterans
  • For mandatory consultation standards with Tribal governments across major state agencies and early engagement on matters affecting Tribal lands and resources
  • For resolving long-standing obligations to Tribes including water rights, infrastructure commitments, and federal agreements

Voting Rights & Democracy

  • For requiring public dashboards to track major infrastructure projects in real-time
  • For voter ID requirements and election integrity measures including photo identification requirements, paper ballots, post-election audits, and uniform enforcement statewide
  • For local control of elections; opposes state overreach that strips away voter-approved local election safeguards

Public Safety

  • For making police officer pay competitive with neighboring states and expanding grant programs for hiring new officers
  • For reforming the Children, Youth and Families Department with accountability measures and realistic caseload limits
  • For creating an independent safe placement review board for high-risk child welfare cases
  • For strengthening reunification decisions with structured risk reviews that consider safety factors like drug use and domestic violence
  • For Second Amendment rights and opposing policies that burden law-abiding gun owners
  • For enforcing existing gun laws against prohibited possessors and repeat offenders rather than creating new restrictions
  • For requiring strong court oversight and clear legal standards in red flag law proceedings