Candidate and race
Luis Terrazas is the Republican incumbent seeking election to the New Mexico House of Representatives in District 39. His name is listed for the Nov. 3, 2026, general election, and the race is not contested.
As the incumbent, Terrazas already holds the District 39 seat. The official race information identifies no opposing candidate in this contest. Voters in the district will decide the state House race as part of New Mexico’s 2026 general election.
The candidate listing identifies Terrazas by party and incumbent status. It does not include a personal or professional biography. That means the official profile does not state his education, occupation, hometown, family history or prior experience outside his current status as a state representative.
Policy positions
No documented policy positions are listed for Terrazas in the official candidate records. There are no recorded statements in the profile on the state budget, taxes, education, health care, public safety, water, housing, energy or other issues that may come before the Legislature.
The absence of listed positions does not establish what Terrazas believes or how he would approach a particular bill. It means voters cannot use this official candidate entry to compare his views across specific policy areas. No issue position can be attributed to him from the election record currently attached to this race.
Because District 39 is not listed as contested, there is also no opposing candidate profile to compare within this general election contest.
Campaign finance information
Campaign fundraising, spending and cash-on-hand totals are not on file for Terrazas in this race. The official entry therefore does not state how much his campaign has raised, how much it has spent or how much money it currently holds.
A total that is not on file should not be read as zero. It means no dollar figure is listed for that category in the candidate information for the race. Without those totals, the record does not show the campaign’s financial activity or resources.
The finance categories to watch are funds raised, funds spent and cash on hand. Those figures, if posted, would give voters a basic view of campaign receipts, expenditures and remaining money without indicating how the candidate stands on policy.
What the ballot status means
The contest is marked as not contested. In practical terms, the race listing includes Terrazas as the Republican incumbent without another candidate identified for the District 39 general election.
That status describes the candidate field; it does not change the scheduled election date. The general election remains set for Nov. 3, 2026. Changes to the candidate listing, official profile, campaign finance totals or documented positions would add information voters can review before Election Day.
For now, the central facts in the official entry are limited but clear: Terrazas is a Republican, he is the incumbent in House District 39, and he is running in a race that is not contested.
