Haaland Debate Standoff: Bregman Pressures for Direct Access
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Sam Bregman, a Democratic candidate for New Mexico governor, has been waiting for 161 days for Deb Haaland to accept his debate challenge. Haaland has only agreed to one forum in late May, while Bregmans team has ramped up criticism due to her refusal to debate at other events. Voters and local groups are frustrated, especially with early voting starting May 1st. A recent poll shows Bregman gaining ground, with Haalands support dipping to 46% and Bregman at 25%. Haalands team insists she never interacted with Jeffrey Epstein, while Bregmans campaign ties her refusal to tough questions about the issue. Both candidates continue to campaign, with Bregman pressing for direct voter access and Haaland holding town halls across the state.
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