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Texas’s Hispanic population in recent reporting is roughly 39–40% of the state’s residents, which translates to about 11–12 million people depending on the dataset used: Texas Demographic Center and s...
directly paid an estimated $4.9 billion in state and local taxes in in 2022, according to the analysis reported by and ITEP itself . Depending on what one counts—taxes only, net fiscal impact, wages, ...
Federal dollars supply roughly one-third of Texas’s state budget and are concentrated in a handful of programmatic areas—most prominently Medicaid and other health and human services, K–12 and higher ...
USDA data for fiscal year 2023 and related reporting show that the largest single racial group among SNAP (food stamp) recipients is non-Hispanic white, with Black, Hispanic, Asian, Native American an...