Senator Adam Hinojosa Named Chairman of Senate Committee on Nominations

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March 23, 2026 Isreal.Salinas@Senate.Texas.Gov
Senator Adam Hinojosa Named Chairman of Senate Committee on Nominations
AUSTIN, TX – State Senator Adam Hinojosa, District 27, has been appointed Chairman of the Texas
Senate Committee on Nominations for the 90th Legislature, a key leadership position within the Texas
Senate responsible for reviewing and advancing gubernatorial appointments across the State of Texas.
“I am grateful to Lieutenant Governor Dan Patrick for his trust and faith in my ability to serve in this
role,” said Senator Hinojosa. “This responsibility is critical to the success of the State of Texas, and I am
committed to conducting a fair and thorough review process to ensure that every appointment reflects
the values and expectations of the people of Texas. I look forward to working alongside my colleagues
to uphold the integrity of this process and to ensure that the people of Texas can have confidence in
those appointed to serve.”
As Chairman, Senator Hinojosa will oversee the vetting of nominees to state boards, commissions, and
agencies that play a vital role in serving Texans and shaping our state's future. The committee ensures
that individuals appointed to positions of public trust meet the highest standards of qualification,
integrity, and service.
In addition to serving as Chairman of the Committee on Nominations, Senator Hinojosa has also been
appointed to the Committee on Business and Commerce, the Senate Select Committee on Religious
Liberty, the Senate Committee on Water, Agriculture and Rural Affairs, and the Senate Committee on
Administration.
Senator Hinojosa’s committee assignments reflect a broad scope of responsibility across key areas,
including governance, economic development, infrastructure, and the protection of fundamental
liberties. Through these roles, he will continue working to advance policies that support strong
communities, a growing economy, and a more resilient future for the State of Texas.