The early front-runner to secure the Democratic nomination for governor, Deb Haaland, got a divorce in February, according to ...

On Monday morning, Deb Haaland officially became the first candidate to announce she is running for governor (announcement video here). Haaland plans to kick off her statewide tour on Thursday at ...

The former Interior secretary could also face opposition from within her party. Deb Haaland jumped into the New Mexico gubernatorial election last month as the early favorite, but her path to ...

Deb Haaland is on a roll. The former congresswoman and Cabinet secretary of the U.S. Interior Department reported raising more than $2 million since she launched her campaign for New Mexico ...

SANTA FE (KAMR/KCIT) — Deb Haaland announced her campaign for New Mexico Governor. Haaland is a former congresswoman and former Secretary of the United States Department of the Interior.

Democrat Deb Haaland espoused a more moderate message geared more toward the general election than the primary in a campaign launch video Tuesday in which she officially announced her run for ...

In the video, Haaland emphasized the importance of listening to New Mexico’s communities and highlighted her experience as Secretary of the Interior. The election for governor is set to take ...

Former Interior Secretary and U.S. Representative Deb Haaland announced her run for New Mexico governor on Tuesday morning. Gov. Michelle Lujan Grisham is unable to run again due to New Mexico's ...

Deb Haaland, got a divorce in February, according to court records reviewed by the Journal. The split from her ex-husband Lloyd "Skip" Sayre comes after three and a half years of marriage and ...

WASHINGTON – Deb Haaland, who served as President Joe Biden’s interior secretary for four years, announced Tuesday that she’s running for governor of New Mexico. Haaland, who is also a ...

It's official: Democrat Deb Haaland is running to be the next governor of New Mexico. The former U.S. interior secretary and congresswoman launched her gubernatorial campaign early Tuesday morning ...