On Monday, Timothy Fuller, a 22-year-old teacher at University High School in Roswell and a self-described "serious conservative" became the first candidate to launch a campaign in #HD58. #nmpol
https://www.rdrnews.com/news/local/candidate-launches-campaign-for-open-legislative-seat/article_2602b782-e384-11ed-a25a-b315710f197c.html?utm_campaign=blox&utm_source=twitter&utm_medium=social

Republicans hold an advantage in #HD58, which is comprised of a large swaths of southern Roswell and Chaves County, but one that is less dominating then in others districts.

Per the New Mexico Secretary of State's Officr, as of March 31, #HD58 has 14,026 registered voters. Of those 40% are registered Republicans, 33% Democrats, 1% Libertarian and 26% "other" meaning they are either registered with another minor party or no party. #nmpol

A teacher from Roswell is launching a campaign to be the Republican nominee in 2024 for the #HD58 seat in the New Mexico House of Representatives. Story in Wednesday's Roswell Daily Record #NMpol

Former New Mexico House Republican Caucus Chair Candy Ezzell of #HD58 says she will not run for that leadership position again.

As Caucus Chair, Ezzell was the third highest ranking Republican in the House until a majority voted to put Rebecca Dow in that post.

"I'm not going to do that," Ezzell said about another bid for caucus chair.

Instead, she backs #HD49 state Rep. Gail Armstrong of Magdalena for the role.