Gina Hinojosa beats Greg Abbott in Texas gubernatorial race

Speaking to the state of Texas, this is where the incoming governor, winner, Democrat, first time since 1995 in the state of Texas, Gina Hinojosa, is speaking live. We're going to listen in. Are hospitals running who put everything they've got into small businesses and big dreams? Or does it belong to the people who write the biggest check to politicians in Austin? Justin. Tonight Texas, we answered. And we did not whisper. We answered loud enough for every billionaire, every lobbyist, and every corrupt politician in Austin to hear. Access belongs to us. It's a question we answered in McAllen, and Corpus Christi, and Dallas, and in Temple, in San Antonio, and Lubbock. From the neighborhoods of Austin to the wide open skies of West Texas all the way out to Big Bend. Answered in our big cities where they tried to silence your voice with gerrymandered maps. Closed polling sites only to see turnout like never before. In small towns where people had been told their vote was already spoken for. We answered in communities that politicians visit every four years to ask for your vote, only to forget about you as soon as they get to Austin. We answered in places that have been overlooked, underestimated, and left behind for far too long. And we answered across party lines. This campaign was always about whether the people of Texas ought to have a government that belongs to them. Not the biggest donor, not the most powerful lobbyist, you.