225 News Items Found
January 3, 2020
Texas Poised to Gain Congressional Seats With new Census data showing strong population growth in Texas, the state could gain as many as three congressional seats. "We retain our status as the second largest congressional delegation behind California, and we move closer to them because we are poised to gain seats and they will likely drop one," said political science fellow Mark Jones.
Read more at WOAI News Radio, San Antonio. January 3, 2020
The High Stakes Battle for the TX House "There's no doubt Republicans will continue to control the Texas Senate and governorship in 2021, and thus all Democratic hopes of avoiding another GOP partisan gerrymander lie in taking control of the House," said political science fellow Mark Jones.
Read more at U.S. News & World Report. October 3, 2019
What's Causing the Congressional 'Texodus'? Six Texas Republicans have announced they will not seek reelection in 2020. Fellow Mark Jones
explored the reasons for this "Texodus."
Read more at The Hill. September 12, 2019
Argentinian Crisis Puts Shale in Limbo "For at least the next year or two, Argentina will be facing an economic crisis," said fellow Mark P. Jones.
Read more at Petroleum Economist. September 6, 2019
Amazon Rainforest Remains Endangered "As long as [Jair] Bolsonaro remains president of Brazil — and his current term expires in January 2023 — we should expect deforestation in the Amazon to continue relatively unabated," fellow Mark Jones wrote.
Read more at the Houston Chronicle.