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Gina Hinojosa and Xavier Becerra make history as Democrats sweep Texas and California governor's races

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Democrats captured historic victories in Texas and California, electing Gina Hinojosa and Xavier Becerra as governors while several other candidates achieved major firsts nationwide.

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In Jennifer Islas’ opinion, what happens in California and Texas is much more than a change of political party. It’s a historic break that has enormous social and cultural weight.

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James Talarico to the Senate and Gina Hinojosa to the governor achieve a historic victory in Texas. She will become the first Latin woman governor in this state. Xavier Becerra will be the first Latin governor in California.

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The 68-year-old Democrat breaks a century-and-a-half drought, and she displaces Republican Greg Abbott after three decades of conservative rule.

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The US midterm elections saw a dramatic shift! Democrats swept Republicans in several key states' gubernatorial and senator elections, including Texas, traditionally considered a red state, where Democrat Gina Hinojosa won the gubernatorial election. Financial expert Yu Tinghao points out that Hinojosa's campaign strategy of opposing data center expansion is a key campaign theme, and a change of ruling party could significantly slow down data ce…

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California and Texas, the two most populous states in the United States, elected Latino governors for the first time in their history, a landmark of the electoral power of the Latin population, which can be extended in the "blue wave" of intercalars.

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Latin Times broke the news in New York, United States on Wednesday, November 4, 2026.
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