Gina Hinojosa

Gina Hinojosa earned a bachelor's degree from the University of Texas at Austin and a law degree from George Washington University. Her career experience includes working as a civil rights and union lawyer.[1]

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Campaign websiteHinojosa's campaign website stated the following:PrioritiesEvery challenge in Texas boils down to tax dollars being spent to pad the pockets of the well-connected, corrupt elite, instead of what Texans need.Quality and Accessible Healthcare for All Texans

People are right to be suspicious of big insurance and big drug companies because they’re putting profits over patients. On top of that, private equity is buying up everything from doctors offices, to anesthesia, to X-ray machines to charge you more for less care. We need to reign in these out-of-control profiteers who are making healthcare more expensive and making Texans sicker.

An Affordable Texas that Works for Everyone

While multi-national corporations post record profits, Texans are paying more for groceries, housing, utilities, insurance, and so much more. Texas needs leaders who are willing to take on the corporate greed that is making life increasingly unaffordable for working families.

Rather than incentivizing private equity and corporate giants, Texas should be providing opportunities for small business and working Texans to get ahead and thrive.

Back-to-Basics Education

I never wanted to be a politician but became an angry mom when they tried to close my son’s school as part of a plan to privatize our neighborhood schools. I fight for neighborhood schools alongside both union teachers and MAGA moms–because it doesn’t matter what political party you are, it’s about putting our kids first.

Every child deserves a strong neighborhood public school, but Greg Abbott’s elite donors want to suck the money out of them to turn a profit. They would turn off Friday night lights to make an extra buck. Greg Abbott’s voucher scam is set to drain billions of taxpayer dollars from our schools and Teacher Retirement System to fund private education for the wealthy few. We need to invest in school safety and teacher pay, not corporate profits.

— Gina Hinojosa's campaign website (January 14, 2026)Note: This text is quoted verbatim from the original source. Any inconsistencies are attributable to the original source.

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Education:

It’s time to change how we fund public education and end outdated funding formulas that cost Austin families millions every year.

Campus Carry:

Public universities need the same right as private universities to opt out of campus carry, and we need more funding for mental health.

Reproductive Rights:

We must stop the Republican assault on women's reproductive rights and restore funding to Planned Parenthood.[7]

—Gina Hinojosa[8]