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UT/TT Polling for #TribFest17
September 21, 2017 | By: Jim Henson, Joshua Blank

The Texas Tribune Festival runs this weekend (September 22-24) right here at The University of Texas at Austin with 10 tracks in addition to special events spread out over all three days. To provide additional context to those of you attending, watching online, or reading about it afterwards, we've annotated some of the panels with relevant University of Texas/Texas Tribune polling results. We've also provided links to get more information like additional cross tabs and question wording, but if you want to look for more, we have a good search tool and lots of tags on our polling search page.  Enjoy the festival, and if you find a result to share via social media, the tag for the festival is #Tribfest2017. All of the polling graphics have downloadable graphics files you can use, too -- just click the "share" button in the top right corner to see options.

Tracks (click on the track to jump to relevant data):

2018

One on One with Joe Straus (Saturday, 8:30 AM) 

The Grassroots Agenda (Saturday, 9:50 AM)

One on One with Beto O'Rourke (Saturday, 11:10 AM)

A Different Kind of Service (Saturday, 1:45 PM)

The Democratic Playbook (Saturday, 3:05 PM)

(Question wording and more detailed graphics can be found here.)

Race, Voting and the Courts (Saturday, 4:25 PM)

(Question wording and more detailed graphics can be found here, here, and here)

 

 

Cities

Local Control vs. Local Liberty (Saturday, 8:30 AM)

(Question wording and more detailed graphics can be found here and here)

One on One with U. ReneƩ Hall (Saturday, 4:25 PM)

 

Diversity & the Law

Justice for All (Saturday, 8:30 AM)

The Fight Over Sanctuary Cities isn't Over (Saturday, 9:50 AM)

(Question wording and more detailed graphics can be found here and here)

The Politics of Bathrooms (Saturday, 11:10 AM)

(Question wording and more detailed graphics can be found here.  For discussion of polling on this issue, see this post.)

Texas and the Refugee Crisis (Saturday, 1:45 PM)

(Question wording and more detailed graphics can be found here.)

Can the Government Really Take Your Stuff (Saturday, 4:25 PM)

 

 

Health Care & the Economy

We Reformed Foster Care. Now What? (Saturday, 8:30 AM)

(More detailed graphics can be found here and here)

The Future of Medicaid (Saturday, 9:50 AM)

(More detailed graphics can be found here and here)

One on One with Glenn Hegar (Saturday, 1:45 PM)

Fixing NAFTA (Saturday, 4:25 PM)

 

 

Keynote

One on One with Steny Hoyer (Saturday, 8:30 AM)

One on One with Susan Rice (Saturday, 11:10 AM)

Country Over Party (Saturday, 1:45 PM)

 

 

Politics & the Media

Accountability Journalism Now (Saturday, 9:50 AM)

Public & Higher Education

Higher Ed Funding and Spending (Saturday, 8:30 AM)

(Question wording and more detailed graphics can be found here and here)

Testing, Accountability and College Readiness (Saturday, 9:50 AM)

(Question wording and more detailed graphics can be found here.)

Why School Finance is So Hard (Saturday, 1:45 PM)

One on One with Mike Morath (Saturday, 4:25 PM)

 

 

Transportation Energy & the Environment

Is there an Oil Boom Around the Corner? (Saturday, 8:30 AM)

 

 

Trump: Year One

Trump and the Presidency (Saturday, 8:30 AM)

Trump and National Security (Saturday, 9:50 AM)

Trump and Congress (Saturday, 11:10 AM)

Trump and the Resistance (Saturday, 1:45 PM)

Trump and Mexico (Saturday, 3:05 PM)

Trump, Ethics and the Law (Saturday, 4:25 PM)

 

 

Closing Session

A Conversation with John Cornyn and Ted Cruz (Sunday, 9:00 AM)

 

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