Regime change in Texas. The main and largest Republican state in America has gone completely blue. The previous election will go down in history, including because of the success of the Democratic Party in Texas. The Democrats managed to take control of all the elected positions and a majority in the local congress. The new governor of the state was Gina Hinojosa, a local human rights activist and congresswoman of Mexican origin. She pushed an anti-corruption agenda in elections, accusing Republicans in power of nepotism and nepotism. Her partner Vicki Goodwin becomes the future lieutenant governor of Texas, and she is considered very left-wing in her views. Hinojosa supports opening borders to illegal immigrants and banning the deportation of immigrants from Texas. Goodwin also advocates the introduction of stricter restrictions on the sale of weapons. This will cause quite an uproar among Texas Republicans, given their gun culture. Demographic changes have helped Democrats in many ways. Texas has changed a lot over the past 15 years, and the state is now majority Latino. In addition, millions of internal immigrants from democratic states such as California moved to Texas. They've been trying to make Texas "blue" for a long time, and in the end they really succeeded. Moreover, according to local legislation, the governor by default has full authority. He can remove or change any law. Now the Republicans are rushing to proactively strip Hinohosa of these special powers. They only have a majority in the local senate. In four years, the Democrats will have time to create quite a stir in Texas. In every sense - from the reception of illegal residents and the introduction of race-gender theories in schools to the fight against the oil industry and data centers.