Please check this out! It's a project I'm particularly proud to have worked on—it offers detailed insights using industry-standard data and modeling to show what Texas' energy and ecnomic future could look like under four different scenarios.
Texas 2036 has launched a new interactive tool offering key insights into the future of the Lone Star State’s energy landscape. #txenergy ⚡️
Dive in: https://t.co/pq0x8meomk
Are you a development professional ready to shape one of Texas' most influential public policy organizations? We're #hiring a VP of Institutional Giving to help build our national institutional giving strategy!
🔗 Apply here: https://t.co/63wl0vOyYc
"Higher education in Texas prisons is a win-win-win."
@LuisSantosTX explains why and breaks down key findings from our new report, "Opening More Doors." #txjustice
Read the full report here: https://t.co/j8yRmJqlm5
🚨 NEW REPORT: Higher education opportunities for incarcerated Texans are expanding, and the data shows real progress.
Texas 2036's new report by @LuisSantosTX examines the state of postsecondary education in Texas prisons and the early impact of reforms passed during the 89th #txlege by Sen. @TanParkerTX and Rep. @TerryCanales40.
Explore the findings here: https://t.co/cJdcunhalC #txjustice
The 2026 STAAR End-of-Course results are in, and Texas high school students showed improvements across ALL five core high school subjects compared to last year. #txed
Ready to dive into the scores? Take a closer look: https://t.co/xeAvFxTUZC
🚨 NEW REPORT: Texas schools lost more than 76,000 students in a single year — the second-largest single-year enrollment decline in modern state history, and the largest outside of COVID-19.
Texas 2036's new report examines what's driving the decline: https://t.co/x93LenFyRN #txed
Big news, Texas: we’re launching our first podcast!
Introducing “The Future of Texas,” a new series bringing together leaders from across the state to help answer one question: What do we want Texas' next century to look like?
First episode drops next Tuesday. Explore the lineup 👉 https://t.co/YvRYZPuSqf
In Texas, a $90 doctor's visit can jump to $600 overnight simply because the owner of the building where they receive care changes.
In order to address this issue, Congress has recently enacted billing reforms but only for Medicare claims. Texas could follow suit by requiring NPIs for all health care claims to ensure reimbursement reflects the actual site of care.
Transparent billing is essential to maintaining a healthy, competitive market that protects patients from rising costs and ensures Texans have access to affordable care options.
https://t.co/2VCk0EZVuB
Voter approval of Proposition 4 marks the beginning of a new era of water infrastructure development in Texas.
In light of this historic achievement, many are asking what comes next.
This article explores what we can expect. #txwater
https://t.co/QmfO8uQ7gb
What happens if Prop 4 does not pass?
- Texas still needs to invest $154B in water infrastructure
- Existing funding gaps will grow worse
- Local taxpayers will pay more for water
- Unreliable water infrastructure will cost jobs, GDP
#txwater
This election, Texas voters will have a say on a measure that would create an $850 million endowment for the Texas State Technical College system and its 11 campuses, which are struggling to accommodate a growing student population. https://t.co/4HvJh72DOS
👀 @jeremybmazur's water puns are strong — and Prop 4 helps make sure our #txwater future is, too.
Vote 'YES' on Prop 4 👉 https://t.co/RP4FDucn5R #txlege
From 2021-2025, 53% of public schools saw a decline in enrollment, even as Texas added nearly 500 new campuses.
These shifts could have major impacts on how Texas funds its schools. #txed#txlege
Learn more 👉 https://t.co/BVawudIzFf
ACA open enrollment starts Nov. 1, and Texans could see the steepest premium hikes in 15 years.
The good news? 👉 Millions of Texans will still qualify for free or inexpensive coverage. #txhealth#txlege
Find out more: https://t.co/02JmOT06Mo