State Rep. Gina Hinojosa, the Democratic nominee for Texas governor, recently visited San Antonio. She stopped by a local business to promote her economic platform.
During her visit, Hinojosa helped with tasks at Adelita Tamales and Tortillas, a small business in the area. She also spoke with the owners while she was there.
Further details about her economic plan and visit are available from the San Antonio Current.
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