Gromer Jeffers

So anyway, speaking of Governor Abbott, he was on, uh, uh, Lone Star Politics, Channel 5.

This is Phil Treys and Gromer Jeffers talking to him about what, uh, what he thinks is gonna be the, the biggest campaign issues in the, uh, here in this two-week home stretch.

So the, the biggest one obviously i- is property taxes.

It ...

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Gromer Jeffers Jr. at the Dallas Morning News interviewed Democratic candidate for Texas governor, State Rep. Gina Hinojosa.

In a joint interview with NBC5, They ask about her pitch to voters to topple a, quote, three-term Republican with a political fund topping $100 million, naming electricity, disconnections, bankruptcies, and uninsured children as evidence of what she called Abbott's failures, unquote.

In the interview, Hinojosa shared her agenda of protecting public education and health care and addressed household and economic concerns like electricity, proposed $1,500 payments to Texans' households, and property taxes, adding that her campaign disputes the claims in Abbott advertisements that Hinojosa voted 40 times to raise property taxes.