Austin, TX (KRGV) — Texas Governor-elect Gina Hinojosa introduced a bipartisan transition team and outlined early steps for her administration during press briefing on Thursday, Nov. 5.

Hinojosa named Tamala Barksdale, who served with her on the Austin ISD school board, Ryan Pollock of the Texas Building Trades Council and Joe Madden, a former Harris County government official. She also named Earnest Bales, a Republican who served with her in the Texas House.

"We will have a bipartisan transition and we will have a bipartisan administration in government in Texas," Hinojosa said.

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Channel 5 News asked Hinojosa about a possible sale of Boca Chica Beach to SpaceX. The Texas Tribune and Texas Monthly reported that the Texas Parks and Wildlife Commission had discussed selling 1,300 acres of public land that included Boca Chica Beach.

"It's such an important resource, the Valley is so important to me, as the place I am from, and I will never forget it," Hinojosa said.

Hinojosa said she spoke with the director of Texas Parks and Wildlife to confirm the issue was not on the agenda and to ask that no action be taken during the transition.

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Hinojosa said she will continue to monitor the issue after she takes office. She also said her team is interviewing people for positions in her administration.

Hinojosa is set to take office on Jan. 19.

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