A message from Gregg’s youngest daughter… Dear New Mexico, On November 3, you’ll see my dad’s name on your ballot. It’s hard to put into words what that feels like. I’m proud, of course. But more than anything, I wish every one of you could know him the way we do. Many of you know him as the man who spent 12 years serving Rio Rancho as mayor. We know how much of his heart he poured into that city. He ate, slept, and breathed Rio Rancho. The phone calls, the long days, the showing up—it all mattered to him because the people mattered to him. I sometimes joke that nearly everyone in Rio Rancho must have his personal cell phone number. But that’s my dad. If you needed him, he wanted you to be able to reach him. What you might not know is what it’s like to sit beside him as his daughter, with a ballot in your hands. Before elections, I’ve sat with my dad and gone through the candidates, asking questions and listening. He never told me who I had to vote for. He wanted me to understand my choices and make my own decision. He always taught us girls to look at the person, not just the party. That has stayed with me. And it’s why I want to tell you about the person behind the name on your ballot. He’s kind. He’s silly. He’s incredibly smart, and he’s genuine. He’s the dad we can turn to, the dad who makes us laugh, and the dad we’re so proud to stand beside. Sharing him with New Mexico during this campaign has been emotional. Because to us, this is Dad. Someone we love so much, asking for the chance to serve a state we love, too. I can’t sit beside each of you and walk through your ballot. But I can share why his name means so much to me. I know his heart. I’ve spent my life seeing it. Dad, we are your number one fans. Together. With Dad. All the way. Hull for Governor.