Past Campaign
Governor of Texas
Primary election
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Gina Hinojosa is a Democratic state representative for Texas House District 49 (2017–present). A civil rights and union lawyer, she earned a bachelor's degree from the University of Texas at Austin and a law degree from George Washington University. Before entering the Legislature she served on the Austin ISD school board and was appointed its president in 2015.
Gina Hinojosa has a recorded position on seven issues. Each is Civoren's summary of the campaign's own public material, with the source linked.
Pledges to make Texas more affordable: direct the Legislature to issue one-time $1,500 refund checks to every household from the Rainy Day Fund surplus, and ban predatory surveillance pricing and grocery price-gouging.
ginafortexas.comAs of September 2026
Supports an immediate moratorium on new data centers until the Legislature enacts real protections, and wants to end the 20-year tax breaks (HB 2712) given to hyperscale data centers so communities have a say in whether and how they locate.
ginafortexas.comAs of September 2026
Pledges to direct the Public Utility Commission to freeze residential electricity rates until data centers and other high-load users pay for themselves, improve grid reliability, expand wind/solar and other clean, affordable energy, and avoid trampling property rights with rushed 765kV transmission lines.
ginafortexas.comAs of September 2026
Pledges to ensure every Texas child has quality healthcare, hold profiteering health insurers accountable by banning bad-faith claim denials, and strengthen rural hospitals.
ginafortexas.comAs of September 2026
Pledges to preserve homeownership by stopping private-equity and institutional investors from buying up single-family homes, and to hold landlords accountable for rent-gouging, including AI-algorithm pricing.
ginafortexas.comAs of September 2026
Campaigns on 'Save Texas Public Schools': end the STAAR test and the A-F accountability system, stop TEA takeovers of school districts, fire TEA Commissioner Mike Morath and appoint an educator to lead the agency, audit and terminate no-bid vendor contracts, and use that money to raise teacher pay.
ginafortexas.comAs of September 2026
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