Deb Haaland, a prominent political figure and former U.S. Secretary of the Interior, has been actively engaging with New Mexico residents through her social media posts as she campaigns for the governorship. In a series of tweets published in October 2025, Haaland expressed gratitude for public support and highlighted her participation in cultural and environmental events across the state.
On October 15, 2025, Haaland wrote, "I'm ready to be a governor to change the game for New Mexico. Thank you to New Mexicans in every corner of the state for your continuous support of my campaign. https://t.co/laUirQqLdt"
Continuing her outreach, Haaland emphasized the significance of Hispanic communities in New Mexico. On October 16, 2025, she posted, "From the National Hispanic Cultural Center's Maravilla Gala to Embudo Valley's 300 Year Acequia Association Celebration, Hispanic Heritage Month was filled with reminders of how special our Hispanic communities are and the importance of their contributions. I will always"
Environmental stewardship was also a key theme in Haaland’s communications. On October 17, 2025, she shared, "Last month, I joined Outdoor New Mexico to celebrate our shared value to expand access to nature so everyone can benefit from the outdoors, and local economies get a boost. Together, we’re imagining a future that protects and uplifts our Land of Enchantment. https://t.co/VNvSNMkx4a"
Deb Haaland has served as Secretary of the Interior and is recognized as one of the first Native American women to lead a Cabinet agency. Her campaign for governor follows her history of advocacy for environmental protection and cultural recognition within New Mexico.
