Our mission is to enable Texans to make policy decisions through accessible data; our voter poll is designed to support just ...

Our latest Texas 2036 newsletter discusses Texas voters and their approach to the ballot in the upcoming midterm elections.

In our 10th Texas Voter Poll, Texas 2036 identified a group we call Unaffiliated and Undecided Voters, making up 16.7% of ...

Do Texans feel like that growth is reaching them? Our 10th Texas Voter Poll suggests the answer is yes for many but far from ...

Texans know this, and have a strong understanding that our state’s survival and success hinges on water infrastructure; it ...

TX is better than the rest of the U.S. to raise a family. That paints an optimistic picture of how Texans see their state.

Voters broadly support funding community colleges to meet the state’s workforce needs, with young Texans expressing the ...

The poll finds 16.7% of Texas voters meet Texas 2036’s definition of “Unaffiliated and Undecided," a meaningful share ahead of Election Day.

Of 13 positions tested, spanning everything from data center growth to school funding, two education items came out on top by ...

Texans are confident in the state's economic future and a data analysis sheds light on workforce trends in the state.

Texas voters remain bullish on economic future relative to nation as a whole as growth remains uneven across the state.