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Second Reading Podcast: Public Opinion and the Big Unresolved Issues Pending in the Texas Legislature The Texas Politics Project produces courses for students enrolled at UT Austin and for the public ...

Source: Derived from The Book of the States, 2002 (Lexington, Ky: the Council of State Governments, 2000), pp.161-8.

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A recent lawsuit filed in Oregon by a coalition of organized labor and religious groups seeks to block immigration enforcement at certain locations, including churches, schools, and health clinics.

While Gov. Greg Abbott has already signed the most contentious and highly visible bill of the session, the ESA program he invested a huge amount of his political capital (and other people's money) to ...

More Respondents were asked, "Thinking about the economic situation of you and your family, do you think the U.S. increasing tariffs will generally help you and your family, hurt you and your family, ...

More Respondents were asked, "Thinking about state spending, do you think that Texas state government spends too much, too little, or about the right amount on each of the following? Water ...

James Henson talks with Harvey Kronberg, publisher and godfather of Harvey Kronberg’s Quorum Report, about the vibes in the legislature in the final weeks of the session, as well as the longer ...