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Deb Haaland

Is Deb Haaland A-List?

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NoDeb Haaland is currently ranked B tier — a well-known figure with a strong career but not quite a household name.

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Ranking Timeline

2015C$0.1M

Chairs NM Democratic Party

Haaland becomes chair, increasing voter engagement.

2019B$0.3M+$0.19999999999999998M

Elected to US Congress

Haaland is elected, becoming one of the first Native American women in Congress.

2021B$0.7M+$0.39999999999999997M

Secretary of the Interior

Haaland becomes the first Native American cabinet secretary, overseeing federal lands and tribal relations.

2022B$0.75M+$0.050000000000000044M

Advocating for Tribal Sovereignty

Haaland uses her position to advocate for tribal sovereignty and environmental protection.

2023B$0.8M+$0.050000000000000044M

Promoting Conservation Efforts

Haaland spearheads conservation initiatives, addressing climate change.

2024B$0.9M+$0.09999999999999998M

Continued Policy Impact

Haaland's policies continue to shape environmental and Native American affairs.

2025B$0.95M+$0.04999999999999993M

Leaves Interior Department

Haaland concludes her term, remembered for her advocacy of native and environmental causes.

2026B$1M+$0.050000000000000044M

Legacy of Service

Deb Haaland's legacy as a trailblazing politician remains strong, advocating for environmental protection and tribal sovereignty. Continues to be well-known and respected.

Last updated: February 25, 2026