A new @hobbyschooluh report examines how likely voters in the Democratic primary runoff plan to vote in the Harris County races for county judge and district clerk and the state races for lieutenant governor and attorney general.
Read the findings at https://t.co/Btd1CvkaGu.
As Nekane Diaz crosses the stage, she will also earn the Garnet Coleman Award for Student Excellence. From Capitol Hill as a Leland Fellow to local service as a Civic Houston Intern and Harris Fellow, she is ready for a career in law and policy. Congrats to Nekane and all grads!
A @hobbyschooluh survey of likely voters found Alex Mealer leads Briscoe Cain in the GOP runoff for Congressional District 9, 50% to 41%, and Christian Menefee has a lead over Al Green in the Democratic runoff for Congressional District 18, 50% to 43%. https://t.co/xY7qYCOyIV
A new report from the @hobbyschooluh examines how primary voters plan to cast their ballots in the races for the newly drawn Congressional Districts 9 and 18, which were affected by mid-decade redistricting.
Read the findings at https://t.co/1MViueFJir.
In Letter from Texas, Richard Murray examines the U.S. Senate primaries in the state, drawing record spending and national attention. A seat once considered safely Republican is now poised to reshape expectations for both parties. Read the issue at https://t.co/GCrQ8DoUK2.
Public service in action. The 2026 Leland Fellows are giving back in D.C., volunteering with Francis on the Hill beyond their congressional internships, to help tackle local food insecurity. #NationalVolunteerWeek
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A night of stories and gratitude reflecting Richard Murray’s six decades at the @UHouston.
Watch highlights from the Roast and Toast honoring a colleague and mentor who helped shape public policy and generations of leaders at https://t.co/KmNrm6FA7d
The Hobby School’s Civic Engagement Boot Camp put civic dialogue into action with parliamentary‑style debates led by @goACTA.
Houston City Council Member Julian Ramirez delivered the keynote, highlighting Bringing Houston Together and the power of constructive debate.
Houston Mayor @whitmire_john reflected on Richard Murray’s influence on his public service career. Mayor Whitmire joined others in sharing stories and recognizing Murray’s lasting impact as an educator, mentor and political analyst at an April 9 celebration.
On April 9, guests gathered at the Eldorado Ballroom to honor Richard Murray, whose 60-year career has shaped public policy, political analysis and generations of leaders. The event benefited the Hobby Fellows program.
Thank you Dr. Murray for your public service and 60 years at the University of Houston. Proud to have been his student and grateful for the lasting impact he’s had on Houston and generations of leaders.
New in Letter from Texas: Richard Murray analyzes turnout in the primary election, which reached levels typically seen only in competitive presidential years. Participation rose in both parties, with Democrats outpacing Republican gains. Learn more at https://t.co/GCrQ8DoUK2.
Hobby School researchers break down the results of Texas’ primary elections and what they may signal for the November midterms. Host @ReneeCrossTX is joined by Richard Murray and @MarkPJonesTX to discuss key statewide and local contests. Listen 🎧 at https://t.co/EhJwcQm8oB.
From the SPACE City Panel to student success, Hobby School leaders @JimGranato and @ReneeCrossTX joined @DrLauraMurillo of the @HispanicHouston to share insights on the latest research and the impact of alumni across the community. Watch the interview at https://t.co/VtstF9YEtz.
Join us for a roasting and toasting of Richard Murray to celebrate 60 years of service at @UHouston and his mark on Texas politics and civic education, with proceeds benefiting the 2027 Hobby Fellows.
📅April 9, 6 p.m.
📍Eldorado Ballroom
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The latest Hobby Headlines🗞️ issue highlights a student workshop on personal branding, a daylong boot camp focused on strengthening civil dialogue, and the newest Hobby Talks episode on the primary elections. Learn more at📰: https://t.co/tWGGygYECm
On today’s @HoustonMatters show, @ReneeCrossTX and @jcortina discuss tensions from the war in Iran, spring break travel disruptions, DHS leadership shifts, the Texas GOP Senate primary and more.
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In the latest edition of “Letter from Texas,” author Richard Murray, pointing to record-breaking early voting and closely watched primaries, suggests 2026 could represent a pivotal moment in Texas politics. Read the issue at https://t.co/GCrQ8DoUK2.
A new report from the Hobby School examines where Harris County voters stand on the direction of the nation, state and county and their perspectives about the most important issues facing the third largest county. Read the report at https://t.co/za00uWQmiP.