In the last several years, Texas shifted from building more prisons to closing prisons, saving $2 billion while, most importantly, achieving the state's lowest crime rate since 1968. This poll shows that an overwhelming majority of Texans embrace this empirically validated approach. Whether Republican, Democrat, or independent, Texans turn out to have a very practical view of criminal justice, informed by common sense.
Election Integrity
New Jersey’s ‘Software Glitch’ Isn’t the End of the Story
“I promised New Jerseyans that my administration would confront the issue with accountability and urgency.” That is what New Jersey Gov. Mikie Sherrill said one week after she admitted at a press conference that roughly 6,600 noncitizens were registered to vote because of what she described as a “software glitch.” The governor also announced that the state...
August 1, 2026