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Josey Garcia
Pharaoh Clark, Chief of Staff HD 124,comments "Representative Garcia’s second-term record also reflected a sharper connection between committee responsibility and statewide policy... We continue to impact our Veterans and Active Duty in San Antonio...
Royce West
Texas Capital Report · Legislative Intelligence Texas Legislative Intelligence · 89th Regular Session The Senate Set the Pace in 89R: Senator West' SD-23 Leads Texas in Successful-Measure Volume AUSTIN — Behind every bill that moves through the Texas Capitol is a team. Legislative directors track deadlines. Policy analysts research the
Royce West
Texas Capital Report · Legislative Intelligence Texas Legislative Intelligence · 89th Regular Session Beyond the Bill Count: Royce West’s 33-Year Senate Record Shows What Institutional Capacity Can Look Like Senate District 23 led the 89R successful-measure volume analysis with 291 successful measures. For Sen. Royce West, that performance comes
Vietnam
Texas-Asia Economic Intelligence Vietnam Is Building a New Financial Gateway. Where Does Texas Fit? Vietnam's financial-center strategy could create openings for Texas energy, technology, manufacturing, logistics and financial-services companies - but only if the opportunity is measured against verified economic trends. By Christopher C. Herring - Texas
The Employment Labor Market Intelligence Backbone demonstrates that the future of public intelligence is not simply collecting more information. It is understanding the context surrounding every record—including when the absence of data tells an important story.
U.S. Bureau of Economic Analysis
In an age increasingly driven by data, the greatest risk may not be that America lacks information—but that some of its most trusted public sources quietly fade away before anyone notices they are gone.
Childcare
A new ZIP-level analysis reveals that hundreds of Texas communities face severe childcare shortages — not because demand is unknown, but because licensed childcare infrastructure simply does not exist. By Christopher C. Herring By 6:15 each morning, the parking lot outside a South San Antonio childcare center is already
Texas Capital Report
By Texas Capital Report The numbers are buried in appendices, scattered across agency filings and procurement databases, hidden beneath technical language that rarely reaches the public. But together they tell a story about how Texas government actually grows. In just the first quarter of fiscal year 2026, Texas agencies and