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In fight with Abbott, Hinojosa opens RGV headquarters and makes three valley stops

· @pablodelarosa.bsky.social

Gina Hinojosa, the Democratic candidate for governor of Texas, opened a campaign headquarters in Mission and is making three stops in the Rio Grande Valley this week. Her events in McAllen, Weslaco, and Brownsville aim to connect local issues, such as high electricity costs, to the governor's office. Grassroots activist Fabiola Escalon noted that political organizing is gaining momentum in the Valley, but many voters are focused on national politics. Hinojosa, a civil rights lawyer and former state representative, could become Texas's first Latina governor if elected in November. Her campaign events include a rally in McAllen on Monday and a breakfast in Weslaco on Tuesday.

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