A rally was recently held in Houston, where Democratic candidate Gina Hinojosa discussed the Texas governor race. Hinojosa is running against incumbent Governor Greg Abbott, a Republican. Hinojosa is facing a significant fundraising disadvantage in her campaign.
Her opponent, Governor Abbott, is seeking a fourth term in office, which would be a record. Further details about the rally and Hinojosa's campaign are available from Houston Public Media.
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