
A study by Austin's Strauss Institute for Civic Life has found Texans to be the least-involved citizens in America. Called the Texas Civic Health Index, the study (PDF) used census data to look at voter participation in the 2010 midterm elections and additional research on how Texans interact with each other outside of politics. The researchers found that just under 62 percent of Texans were registered to vote in 2010, while the national average was 65 percent. And that number of registered Texans is down from 2008 when it was just over 68 percent. Voter turnout in Texas, which hovers ... Read More








