A new University of Texas/Texas Politics Project poll finds 42% of Texas voters preferring Democrat James Talarico and 39% planning to vote for Republican Ken Paxton in the hotly contested U.S. Senate ...
Graphics of most of the results referenced in the podcast are included in the report posted when the poll was released on August 25. Stay up to date on the latest polling results, analysis, events, ...
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Search results from Texas Politics Project polling by name, subject, and/or key groups, and download the results in multiple formats. Stay up to date on the latest polling results, analysis, events, ...
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View as data table, In general, do you support or oppose the construction of a data center in your community? (August 2026) Texas Politics Search results from Texas Politics Project polling by name, ...
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James Henson and Joshua Blank look at public opinion data from rural Texas to assess how big a problem the state's Republican leaders have among rural voters after a summer of rural pushback on data ...
Caitlin Rourk for Congress is hiring Fall Organizing & Field Fellows to support grassro ...
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