Gina Hinojosa's Texas gubernatorial campaign, reported on September 27, 2026, avoids the liberal label and targets roughly 60 percent of the Latino vote, the large urban counties, and rural Republicans. Education and data centers are the wedge issues: 150 Texas districts are on four-day weeks, and a rural conservative group called Breaking Ranks is organizing against data centers, including seven incoming in Red Oak, one of them 900 acres. Hinojosa first planned to run for comptroller to fight the voucher program, then switched to governor because nobody wanted to run against Abbott. Her name ID has risen from 20 percent or less at launch to 80 percent of Texas voters. She says she is winning Latinos by double digits, while…