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NM-02 House winner?

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  • Greg Cunningham

    Will Republican win the House race for NM-2?

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    Final: No

    Settled Nov 4, 2026, 5:18 AM UTC

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Greg Cunningham

Greg Cunningham

Republican candidate for U.S. House in New Mexico

Saved odds — NM-02 House winner?

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9.8%chance to win

$80.9KNOV 7, 2026

Candidate Overview

Key details about the candidate’s background, party, office sought and current campaign.

Current roleU.S. Marine Corps veteran

PartyRepublican

Political ideologyTrump-aligned Republican

GenderMale

LocationNew Mexico

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BackgroundU.S. Marine Corps veteran

Notable personal detailsGregory G. Cunningham is a Republican candidate for the U.S. House representing New Mexico’s 2nd Congressional District in the 2026 election cycle. He has described himself as a U.S. Marine Corps combat veteran and a retired Albuquerque Police Department officer/detective, and he has also worked as a small business owner. His campaign is based in southern New Mexico and is affiliated with the authorized committee “Cunningham for NM.”

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Political Positions

LiberalConservative

Economy & Taxes

Greg Cunningham supports returning budget surpluses to taxpayers, opposes New Mexico’s gross receipts tax as a hidden burden on consumers and businesses, and opposes additional business regulations. He frames his economic approach around easing burdens on small businesses and promoting job creation.

Immigration & Border

Greg Cunningham emphasizes securing the U.S. border and supporting stronger border enforcement. His campaign materials include messaging to “keep the border secure,” and allied Republican groups describe him as a candidate who will help deliver a secure border and stronger enforcement measures.

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Public Safety & Guns

Supports tougher criminal penalties for crimes committed with firearms and stronger support for law enforcement; does not endorse new broad bans on automatic weapons and emphasizes existing federal restrictions. Positions emphasize law-and-order approaches to public safety rather than new gun-control measures.

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AINews Summary
Last updatedJul 29, 2026

Greg Cunningham is running as the Republican candidate in New Mexico’s 2nd Congressional District, where the race is being framed around public safety and could help decide control of the U.S. House. He has picked up support from the Albuquerque Police Officers’ Association and several sheriffs, including Eddy County Sheriff Matthew Hutchinson. Cunningham is also trying to broaden his appeal to Hispanic voters as Republicans prepare a major spending push in the district.

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Latest Polls

NM-02 House winner?

Recent polling results and the candidate's current average in the race.

Greg Cunningham currently averages 42.7%, ranking second in this race, 3.0 points behind the next candidate.

Polling average: 42.7%Position: secondMargin: -3.0 ptsLatest poll: 44.0% (Oct 1 - 9)Polls included: 3

Average recalculated from polls through Oct 1 - 9.

Polling Average
60%50%40%30%20%10%0%
42.7%
45.7%
Greg Cunningham
G. Cunningham
Gabriel Vasquez
G. Vasquez
Date (Start - End)SpreadCunninghamVasquez
Polling Average
Vasquez+3.0
42.7%45.7%
Research & PollingOct 1 - 9
Vasquez+4.0
44.0%48.0%
SurveyUSAAug 28 - Sep 2
Vasquez+3.0
43.0%46.0%
co/efficientApr 26 - 28
Vasquez+2.0
41.0%43.0%

Aggregation source: FiftyPlusOne

Campaign Fundraising

Latest report: Cycle 2026

Campaign finance totals from the latest available reporting period.

Total raisedCash on hand
$1.5M
$1.1M
$755.0K
$377.5K
$0

2026

Latest
Year
Total raised
Cash on hand
Total spent
Burn rate

Cycle 2026

$1.5M
$794.2K
$715.9K
$39.8K

Source: FEC

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