The Texas Voter Poll interviews about 1,000 voters for a state with 18 million voters. Is our voter poll representative of ...

This is a preview of our Texas 2036 newsletter discussing the effects of the current midterm elections through 2030 and ...

Court Backlog Supporting the Judiciary’s Data and IT Infrastructure ...

The General Appropriations Act is the most consequential bill the Legislature passes each session. The state budget funds the programs state agencies run and the resources they need to carry out laws ...

On July 22, 2026, Texas set a new peak electricity demand record of 91,134 MW on the ERCOT grid, surpassing the previous record of 85,464 MW set in 2023. But Texas’ electricity demand didn’t just rise ...

Texas has begun the 10-year countdown to its bicentennial with strong momentum. From 2000 to 2025, its economy has nearly quadrupled to $2.9 trillion. By 2036, about 35.7 million people are projected ...

The 2026 Texas general election is almost here, bringing plenty of attention to the race for governor and a long list of other races that will help shape the state’s direction for the next several ...

Texas 2036’s 10th Texas Voter Poll found broad agreement on how the state should make healthcare more affordable: 1) Doing nothing is not an option; 2) Require prices up front; and 3) The state should ...

For the 2028-29 biennium, the Teacher Retirement System of Texas is asking the Legislature for an additional $110 million to hold growth of average TRS-ActiveCare premiums below 10% in FY 2028. During ...