With the 88th Legislative Session weeks away, the survey found that voters were skeptical that the state government will address their needs. Story by TexasTribune.
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When it came to certain issues that could factor into the next session, which starts Jan. 10, here’s what the poll found: With gaming advocates ramping up for a second round of trying to loosen Texas’ restrictions, a plurality of voters agreed those laws should be “made less strict.” While 35% chose that option, 20% said the laws should be “made more strict” and 22% preferred the status quo.
The poll also asked about two issues that are unlikely to gain this traction this session but continue to garner clear support from voters: legalizing marijuana and expanding Medicaid. Eighty-three percent of respondents said marijuana should be legal in some way, and 65% supported expanding Medicaid.Our dedicated reporters deliver in-depth, trustworthy local news about San Antonio every day.
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