Gina Hinojosa Campaigns in Waco on Affordability, Schools and Data Centers
Democratic gubernatorial candidate Gina Hinojosa campaigned in Waco, Texas, focusing on her plans for affordability, public schools, and data centers. Her visit occurred a week before the election, contrasting with a recent campaign stop by Governor Greg Abbott in Temple.
Waco Temple Bryan, TX, October 27, 2026 —
Democratic gubernatorial candidate Gina Hinojosa campaigned in Waco, Texas, a week before the election, focusing on affordability, public schools and data centers, according to the available account of her visit.
The account describes the subjects Hinojosa emphasized but does not provide details of her proposals, the events or locations included in the Waco visit, or comments from the candidate. It also does not specify the election date or identify the source of the information.
Hinojosa’s appearance in Waco came amid campaign activity by her opponent, Governor Greg Abbott. Abbott had recently made a campaign stop in Temple, another Texas city. The account does not provide the date of Abbott’s visit or describe the issues he addressed there, so it does not establish whether his remarks directly contrasted with Hinojosa’s priorities.
The two stops place both candidates’ campaign activity in Central Texas in the period before the election, but the information provided does not indicate the size of either event, who attended, or how voters responded. No polling, campaign schedule beyond the visits, or additional statements from either candidate were included.
Further details about Hinojosa’s plans for affordability, public schools and data centers were not provided. The available information likewise does not specify what Abbott discussed in Temple. As a result, the reported comparison is limited to the locations and timing of the campaign stops, along with the themes listed for Hinojosa’s Waco appearance.
Story summarized from the original created by Brynn Meade on www.kwtx.com, see more information here.
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