Gina Hinojosa
Gina Hinojosa, Democratic, is on the November 3 ballot for Governor.
- Running for
- Governor
- Party
- Democratic
- On the ballot
- On the state list: 2026 ballot certification
From official pages
Gina Hinojosa, Democratic, is certified for governor. The Texas House biography for Rep. Hinojosa says she served on the Austin ISD school board and was elected board president by her colleagues. The Ethics Commission treasurer list, updated October 1, 2026, shows Regina Hinojosa with office held as state representative, District 49, and office sought as governor. No other official biography was used.
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- Campaign websiteginafortexas.com
- Facebookginafortexas
- X@GinaHinojosaTX
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- Instagram@ginafortexas
- YouTube@GinaHinojosaTX
- TikTok@ginafortexas
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Gina Hinojosa is a Democratic state representative serving her fifth term in the Texas House, according to The Texas Tribune.1 She previously served as president of the Austin Independent School District board and worked as a civil rights and union lawyer, including for the American Federation of State, County and Municipal Employees.1
According to the Tribune, Hinojosa supports investing in school safety and increasing teacher pay, wants to end standardized testing and state takeovers of public schools, and opposes private school vouchers.1 She has proposed giving Texans a one-time $1,500 check each out of the state's savings account.1 She supports a moratorium on new data centers until lawmakers pass more protections for communities, the Tribune reports.1
Prior races
Earlier vote totals from the linked reports, newest first. The page does not say who won unless the report does.
| Year | Race | Election | Votes in the report | Source |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 2018 | State Representative, District 49 | 2018 generalParty: Democratic |
| State canvass elchist331 |
| 2018 | State Representative, District 49 | 2018 primary |
| State canvass elchist324 |
| 2016 | State Representative, District 49 | 2016 generalParty: Democratic |
| State canvass elchist319 |
Show 1 earlier race
| Year | Race | Election | Votes in the report | Source |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 2016 | State Representative, District 49 | 2016 Democratic primaryParty: Democratic |
| State canvass elchist233 |
Others in this race
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