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Silver City Daily Digest Monday, October 05, 2026

Ty's Take

Election season's heating up around Grant County, and if you haven't caught the candidate forum for District 39 coming up October 2nd, you might want to clear your calendar. These things matter more than most folks realize, especially in a county where mining, conservation, and public lands decisions land hard on everybody's wallet one way or another. The Daily Press is hosting it, so you know the questions won't be softballs, and between now and then there's plenty of time to figure out which candidates actually understand what they're talking about and which ones are just passing through. Silver City's a small enough place that you'll likely recognize half the people in the room, so might as well show up and ask the ones running for office what they plan to do about the things you actually care about.

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Grant County Beat

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The Grant County Beat has posted video from Thursday's Candidate Forum held at WNMU's Global Resource Center auditorium. The full recording took time to process and resize for online posting, and the written article will follow in the coming days.

Candidate forum for District 39 October 2, 2026, hosted by Silver City Daily Press

The Silver City Daily Press hosted a candidate forum on October 2, 2026, for New Mexico District 39 at the WNMU Besse Forward Global Resource center, featuring incumbent Representative Luis Terrazas and challenger Raul Turrieta. Publisher Nick Seibel moderated the event, which drew questions from...

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