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At a Premium: Texas Legislature Mulls Reforms to Cumbersome Insurance Industry

Senate · Austin

At a Premium: Texas Legislature Mulls Reforms to Cumbersome Insurance Industry

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Premiums are up substantially over the last few years and multiple insurance companies have pulled out of the state.See the Story

Where are the uninsured located in Texas? Part 2: By census tract - Texas 2036

San Antonio, Puerto Rico · San Antonio

Where are the uninsured located in Texas? Part 2: By census tract - Texas 2036

This the second part in a data analysis series on Texas’ uninsured, with the focus this time on census tract data. Texas continues to lead the nation with 16.4% of its population without health insurance. In Part 1 of this series, we looked at county-level trends in the uninsured and where they live. We found that the largest number of the uninsured live in densely populated cities such as Houston, Dallas, Fort Worth, San Antonio and others. But…Read Article

Understanding Texas' uninsured - Texas 2036

Austin, Texas · Austin

Understanding Texas' uninsured - Texas 2036

This is a preview of our Texas 2036 newsletter with our look at Texas’ uninsured and how to close the coverage gap. To receive this weekly look at our work, sign up here. The Story of Texas’ Uninsured Too many Texans are falling through the cracks of our health care system. While Texas has taken steps to expand access, nearly two million uninsured residents likely qualify for affordable coverage but aren’t enrolled. That’s why we’re digging into…Read Article

Testimony: Texas can lead on college and career readiness - Texas 2036

Policy Advisor Gabe Grantham prepared the following testimony on how Texas can be a national leader on college and career readiness for the May 8, 2025, public hearing on CSHB 120 in the Senate Education K-16 Committee. My name is Gabe Grantham, Education Policy Advisor for Texas 2036. Thank you for the opportunity to testify in support of CSHB 120. Before joining Texas 2036, I was a high school teacher. I saw every day how students need to see …Texas, United States · Texas Read Article

The Texas 2036 Guide to Growth - Texas 2036

This is a preview of our Texas 2036 newsletter with our guide to managing the state’s future growth. To receive this weekly look at our work, sign up here. “I consider myself to be a Texan.” That’s what 4 out of 5 respondents stated in a recent poll by The Texas Lyceum. At Texas 2036, we understand why so many are proud to call Texas home and why thousands more are moving here every day. Texas is on track to add four million residents by its 200…Texas, United States · Texas Read Article

New Study: Increasing housing density pays off for Texas cities - Texas 2036

A new report released today by Texas 2036 and the Center for Sustainable Development at the University of Texas at Austin School of Architecture reveals that higher density residential development—think townhomes, garden apartments, and small multifamily buildings—can generate tens of thousands of dollars more net revenue for Texas cities than traditional suburban subdivisions. The study analyzes nine recently completed housing developments in F…Taxes · Fort Worth Read Article

Texans want healthier health care markets in Texas - Texas 2036

A wave of mergers and acquisitions among hospitals, insurers and private investors has fundamentally reshaped health care markets, leading to the following results: prices have gone up, consumer choice has decreased, and quality of care has remained stagnant. Texas is on the front lines of many of these trends, with one of the highest shares of residents living in highly concentrated hospital markets among peer states. National research also sho…Texas, United States · Texas Read Article

Comment: Support new middle school mathematics TEKS - Texas 2036

Policy Advisor Gabe Grantham submitted the following comments in March 2025 on proposed Texas Essential Knowledge and Skills (TEKS) for mathematics that would support middle school advanced mathematics programs. I am writing to express my strong support for the proposed additions to the Texas Essential Knowledge and Skills (TEKS) for middle school mathematics. These new sections provide much-needed clarity and structure to support advanced math…Texas, United States · Texas Read Article

Fixing health care, the Texas Way - Texas 2036

This is a preview of our Texas 2036 newsletter on efforts by legislators to improve Texas’ prison system and reduce recidivism. To receive this weekly look at our work, sign up here. Fixing Texas health care through competition Health care in Texas isn’t just getting more expensive. It’s getting less competitive and less transparent. That’s why this week we are looking at the top issues, what the data is saying and how Texas is working to addres…Health Care · Austin Read Article

Breaking the Cycle: Can Texas reduce recidivism? - Texas 2036

This is a preview of our Texas 2036 newsletter on efforts by legislators to improve Texas’ prison system and reduce recidivism. To receive this weekly look at our work, sign up here. Recidivism in the spotlight: What TXLege is doing Photos sourced by: Texas Dept. of Criminal Justice and Windham School District Texas state prisons release over 45,000 inmates each year, but nearly half are rearrested within three years and up to 20% end up back in…Texas, United States · Texas Read Article

Making Texas high schools career-ready - Texas 2036

This is a preview of our Texas 2036 newsletter on efforts to prepare a career-ready future workforce. To receive this weekly look at our work, sign up here. Closing the skills gap starts in TX high schools While 90% of Texas high school students currently graduate, and 63% of jobs in Texas require some sort of postsecondary education or training: As of 2023, 25% of students who had started eighth grade a decade prior had completed a postseconda…Texas, United States · Texas Read Article

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