Texas Border Business
AUSTIN, Texas — Senator Juan “Chuy” Hinojosa, a proven leader with extensive experience and a track record of delivering results for South Texas, announced his candidacy for re-election to the Texas Senate. With a distinguished background as a United States Marine Corps Vietnam Veteran, a former Texas Assistant Attorney General, and years of service in the legislature, Senator Hinojosa brings a unique set of qualifications to his role as a public servant.
Throughout his legislative service, Senator Hinojosa has been dedicated to improving the lives of the people in his district and across the state. His approach to public policy and his decisions on legislation are based on what is best for South Texas families. With his leadership, experience, and proven track record, Senator Hinojosa is the clear choice to continue representing Senate District 20 in the Texas Senate.
In a statement, Senator Hinojosa said, “I am honored to serve the people of Senate District 20 and I am proud to announce my candidacy for re-election to the Texas Senate. I am committed to continuing the work and fighting for the issues that matter most to our communities, including advocating for fully funding public education, increasing access to affordable healthcare, investing in transportation and drainage infrastructure, creating high-paying jobs, and improving the quality of life for our South Texas families.”
During the recent legislative session, Senator Hinojosa played a crucial role in passing significant legislation that will benefit the people of Texas. He co-authored and voted for the largest property tax relief package in Texas history, providing relief to homeowners and supporting small businesses. He also championed investments in higher education, infrastructure, job creation, and healthcare, ensuring that the needs of his constituents were addressed.
Senator Hinojosa’s dedication to education is evident in his support for fully funding the Foundation School Program and providing resources for projected enrollment growth. He fought for a cost-of-living adjustment for Teacher Retirement System annuitants and advocated for increased funding for mental health services, women’s health programs, and to raise the base wages for Medicaid community attendants.
While the work of the 88th Legislature is not complete, Senator Hinojosa remains committed to addressing pending issues and working across the aisle to put people over politics. He believes in governing with compassion and making a positive difference in the lives of the people he represents.
As Senator Hinojosa launches his re-election campaign, he calls on the community to join him in his mission to continue fighting for the issues that matter most to South Texas. With his leadership, experience, and proven track record, Senator Hinojosa is the clear choice to represent Senate District 20 in the Texas Senate.
