Adam Myers

City Girls, Country Boys and Guns

March 13, 2013
By: 
Adam Myers

According to the latest UT/Texas Tribune Poll, rural men and urban women are on opposite ends of the spectrum when it comes to attitudes on gun policy. We may not be talking about Mars and Venus, but we’re close.

Race, Ideology and Redistricting

June 21, 2011
By: 
Adam Myers

Which groups in Texas believe most strongly that their members of Congress don't represent people "like them"? Liberal and moderate whites.

Texans Like Private-Sector Work but Vote for Public

October 25, 2010
By: 
Adam Myers

Is the anti-career-politician, pro-outsider-businessman mood palpable in Texas? Yes. Is this preference for private-sector experience related to vote choice in the governor’s race? No.

Perry's Lead Over White Is Not From the Big Cities

May 27, 2010
By: 
Adam Myers

Bill White’s problem is an “everywhere else” problem, which is only partly rural in nature.

Do Voters Buy the Positive Talk About Texas?

March 15, 2010
By: 
Adam Myers

What do Texans think about the fiscal and economic model for the rest of the country? Do they agree with Gov. Rick Perry that the Texas way is the better way?

Texans Are Proud of Where They're From

January 19, 2010
By: 
Adam Myers

Texas identity remains alive and well and continues to play a critical role in the state’s politics.

Health Care Reform Divideds Texans in Poll

December 15, 2009
By: 
Jim Henson, PhD
Adam Myers

In the health care debate, universal coverage has significant if not overwhelming support, but is also marked by pronounced partisan differences, and Texans appeared truly split down the middle on the “public option.”

How Independent Are Texas Independents?

November 5, 2009
By: 
Adam Myers

Do the majority of Texans who call themselves independents actually behave that way at the polls? The inaugural UT/TT poll provides a decisive answer to that question: No.

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