This report analyzes public opinion in Harris County on crime, sentencing, immigration enforcement, and bail reform based on a survey of 1,600 registered voters. The findings reveal how views vary across racial, income, and political lines. The data offers timely insight into community concerns and policy priorities at the local level.

A groundbreaking public opinion survey and historical analysis from the Barbara Jordan Public Policy Research and Survey Center explores Texans’ views on Juneteenth, the legacy of slavery, and the untold stories of Black legislators who shaped the state's future—from Reconstruction through today.

This statewide survey explores Texans’ knowledge of the Juneteenth holiday, views on its national significance, and perspectives on how the legacy of slavery continues to shape the experiences of Black Americans today.

What 1,200 Texas voters reveal about key candidates, education reform, tax policy, and presidential approval heading into 2026.

Voters in Harris County Share Their Views and Experience on Voting in November 2024

Voters in Harris County Share Their Views and Experience on Voting in November 2024

Access to quality education and civic engagement opportunities is crucial for fostering long-term change

How do Texans feel about their local schools, Education Savings Accounts (ESAs), and funding for dyslexia support? The Barbara Jordan Public Policy Research and Survey Center surveyed 1,200 registered voters to find out. This report explores public opinion on school performance, safety, and key education policies being debated in the Texas Legislature. Read the full report for a closer look at the findings.

Access to quality education and civic engagement opportunities is crucial for fostering long-term change

Discover the State of Black Texas