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Gina Hinojosa Takes on the Texas Government Republicans Built

In her first interview with The New York Times since her victory, the governor-elect talked about tackling data centers, abortion restrictions and Elon Musk.

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Democrats Took Over Texas. What Now?

Democrats’ wins in the Lone Star state exceeded their wildest dreams.

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Gina Hinojosa and James Talarico in Houston, three days before the midterm elections. Democrats won every statewide office in Texas on Tuesday, including judges.
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Gina Hinojosa Will Be Texas’s First Democratic Governor in Decades. Republicans Won’t Make It Easy.

After a sweeping Democratic victory, Governor-elect Gina Hinojosa will try to reshape a state molded by decades of conservative policymaking, with Republicans still in control of the State Senate.

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Governor-elect Gina Hinojosa of Texas has a raft of promises to fulfill.
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Texas Led the Conservative Overhaul of Education. What Now?

In Texas, teaching on race and gender was restricted, Christianity was encouraged and private school vouchers expanded. It may be hard for Democrats to reverse those policies.

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Texas last year began one of the largest taxpayer-funded school voucher programs.
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A Night of Seismic Triumph for Democrats

The Democratic Party wrested control of Congress from Republicans in a wave of midterm victories as voters delivered a scathing rebuke to President Trump.

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These Wins Could Mint a New Generation of Democratic Stars

Voters from South Carolina to Ohio to Texas have elevated a new class of Democrats who could not be more different from one another.

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The crowd reacts on Tuesday in Atlanta, as Keisha Lance Bottoms wins her bid for governor of Georgia, becoming the first Black woman ever elected to the position in the country.
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How Gina Hinojosa Captured Texas

The woman who took down Greg Abbott concentrated on pocketbook issues, but voters’ opposition to Republican immigration policies was a tailwind.

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Gina Hinojosa at a campaign rally where U.S. Senate candidate James Talarico also spoke in Houston leading up to the midterm election.
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‘An Earthquake’: A Democratic Rout Stuns Texas

In a seismic shift that was once unthinkable, victories by James Talarico and Gina Hinojosa upended decades of statewide dominance in what had been the nation’s most populous conservative state.

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Supporters of James Talarico at his election night watch party in Austin on Tuesday.
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