Comparative constitutional scholar Zachary Elkins of the U.T. Austin Government Department joins James Henson to discuss these state of Constitutional features like the separation of powers and checks ...
In the Washington, DC office, internships run throughout the fall, spring or summer semesters for college students. Although all internships in all offices are unpaid, students gain invaluable work ...
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The Texas Politics Project conducts regular, non-partisan, statewide polls of registered voters in Texas, and makes the results and data available for public use. Find data, documentation, and links ...
The latest CBS/YouGov poll looked at immediate public reactions to the government shutdown in a survey conducted October 1-3.
The Texas Politics Project conducts regular, non-partisan, statewide polls of registered voters in Texas, and makes the results and data available for public use. Find data, documentation, and links ...
U.S. Senator John Cornyn is currently accepting applications for an in-person internship for the spring in his Austin office, which oversees Central Texas community outreach. An intern could be ...
With Congress unable to pass a continuing resolution to keep government open, James Henson and Joshua Blank dig into what Texas polling can tell us about the public opinion context for the government ...
After catching up on the federal shutdown, James Henson and Joshua Blank look at the political dynamics around Gov. Greg Abbott's fast deployment of Texas National Guard troops to Illinois at the ...
The Texas Politics Project conducts regular, non-partisan, statewide polls of registered voters in Texas, and makes the results and data available for public use. Find data, documentation, and links ...
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