Dimon, Jamie
1956–

Dimon's framework — skilled immigration, infrastructure investment, fiscal restraint with strategic spending, stakeholder capitalism (the 2019 Business Roundtable statement he co-signed), and a generally pro-trade posture — splits this race. Abbott aligns with Dimon on infrastructure (Samsung Taylor, TRAIGA sandbox, Texas CHIPS Act) and on the business-relocation pitch but runs against Dimon on skilled immigration (ending DACA-related driver's licenses, in-state tuition reversal). Hinojosa runs with Dimon on immigration humaneness, on her data-center cost-allocation framing (which Dimon would recognize as basic externality pricing), and on HB 3488 Public Benefit Corporations (a stakeholder-capitalism legal form). Both candidates have mixed records; Hinojosa is moderately closer on the structural strands, Abbott on the dollar-and-jobs strand.