Ross Ramsey, Texas Tribune

Texans Want Voter Approval Of Property Tax Hikes, Says UT/TT Poll

By & • Feb 19, 2020

Texas voters believe local governments should have voter approval to raise property tax revenues more than a set amount, and a majority said that will not prevent those governments from providing needed services or responding to growth, according to the latest University of Texas/Texas Tribune Poll.

Democrats Don't Have A Candidate Who Would Beat Trump In Texas Today, Poll Finds

By & • Nov 6, 2019

None of the top Democrats seeking the presidential nomination would beat President Donald Trump in Texas in an election held today — and neither would either of the Texas candidates in that race, according to the latest University of Texas/Texas Tribune Poll.

Texas Voters Evenly Split On Impeachment Of Donald Trump, UT/TT Poll Finds

By & • Nov 3, 2019

Not quite half of Texas registered voters agree that “Congress is justified in conducting impeachment investigations into actions Donald Trump has taken while president,” according to the latest University of Texas/Texas Tribune Poll.

Trump's Reelection Support Is 50-50 In Texas, Biden And O'Rourke Lead Democrats, UT/TT Poll Says

By & • Jun 18, 2019

Half of the registered voters in Texas would vote to reelect President Donald Trump, but half of them would not, according to the latest University of Texas/Texas Tribune Poll.

Poll: Rural Texans Wish There Were More Jobs, But They Are Happy Where They Are

By & • Nov 14, 2018


Texans in the rural counties that make up the vast majority of the state’s geography are overwhelmingly happy with their quality of life, about their public schools and the quality of the natural environment around them, according to the 2018 Future of Rural Texas Poll released this week in connection with The Future of Rural Texas: A Texas Tribune Symposium held in College Station.

Ted Cruz Leads Beto O’Rourke By 6 In Texas Senate Race, UT/TT Poll Finds

By & • Oct 29, 2018

Republican Ted Cruz leads Democrat Beto O’Rourke 51 percent to 45 percent in the Texas race for the U.S. Senate, according to the latest University of Texas/Texas Tribune Poll. Libertarian Neal Dikeman was the choice of 2 percent of likely voters and another 2 percent said they would vote for someone else.