Victoria Hinojosa

Victoria Hinojosa served in the U.S. Coast Guard. Her career experience includes working as a customer service representative for Wells Fargo and a regional business development manager for Millennium Engineers Group, Inc.[1]

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Campaign websiteHinojosa's campaign website stated the following:Victoria’s Campaign PrioritiesExcellence in EducationI believe in results-based education. As a parent who is deeply involved in my own children’s education, I have seen firsthand what children can accomplish when given the proper tools and support. We must strive for excellence in education across the board and aggressively fix our shortcomings.Parental RightsEducation begins at home, and parents are the most central figures in a child’s education. Parents should be actively involved in their children's education and have full access to curriculum. They must be included and respected every step of the way.Combat Woke IndoctrinationFor too long, radical Leftist ideologies have crept into our schools, leading to socialist indoctrination, false historical teaching, and even pornographic material in our classrooms. We must take a zero tolerance policy towards these attacks on our children. While this may not be a problem in every school, this problem affects the entire state.— Victoria Hinojosa's campaign website (January 16, 2026)Note: This text is quoted verbatim from the original source. Any inconsistencies are attributable to the original source.