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

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

One of the clearest findings from our 10th Texas Voter Poll is that Texans share broad agreement on many of the challenges facing the state. Looking at the results by partisanship shows where ...

Political labels can make elections sound simpler than they actually are. Republicans vote Republican. Democrats vote Democratic. Independents sit somewhere in between. But Texas voters do not always ...

Most Texas voters still consider the state a good place to raise a family. In Texas 2036’s new 2026 statewide poll, 59.8% called Texas better than the rest of the country for raising a family with ...

Texans have long carried a healthy dose of confidence in their state. Our 10th Texas Voter Poll suggests that confidence is still there. But it increasingly exists alongside uncertainty about what ...

In response to the growing use of AI in education, Texas voters are clear: safety must come first. This finding should not surprise given voters’ broader sentiment with AI in previous Texas 2036 voter ...

When Texas 2036 asked voters last month which candidate positions would most move their vote, education issues rose to the top, but not in the way most would expect. Out of 13 positions tested, ...