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Glenn Hegar, Texas Comptroller of Public Accounts, will be a guest of the Texas Politics Project Speakers Series on Wednesday, October 12 at 3:00 PM in Gebauer 3.312 on the campus of the University of Texas at Austin. Click here to learn more about the event.

The Texas Politics Project at the University of Texas at Austin has released the latest results from the University of Texas/Texas Politics Project Poll. Go to our polling page to learn about Texans' preferences in the 2016 elections, their attitudes towards the candidates and the parties, as well as opinions on immigration, discrimination, foreign intervention, international trade, and a number of other issues facing the state and nation.

The Texas Politics Project and and the Texas Tribune have released the latest results from the University of Texas/Texas Tribune Poll. Go to our polling partners at the Texas Tribune over the next week to learn about Texans' preferences in the 2016 primary elections, as well as attitudes about immigration, income inequality, foreign refugees and a number of other issues facing the nation and the state of Texas.

The weekend pause in the Texas Tribune poll release schedule invites a few initial observations on the first wave of results from the November 2015 University of Texas/Texas Tribune Poll.  More comprehensive analysis of the 2016 nominating race awaits the public release of the data and crosstabs, coming next week, 

Not surprisingly, Senator Ted Cruz's polling numbers in his home state of Texas look a lot better than the single-digits he's earning in national and early primary state polling.