Texas
Texas, U.S. state · TX. Records, connections and sources from free public data, each linked to where it came from.
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Where it appears in the data
- Money · cmte donors (People & Money)
- H-1B visa filings (Immigration)
- Money · adv monthly (People & Money)
- Rosters · member votes (People & Money)
- Flock · cameras (Domestic Intelligence)
- SBIR / STTR awards (Education)
- Activism · events (Domestic Intelligence)
- Money · candidates (Domestic Intelligence)
- Immigration · cbp state (Immigration)
- Money Extra · lobby clients (People & Money)
- Charging · stations (Domestic Intelligence)
- Power network (People & Money)
- Power Supply · planned (Macro)
- Signals · matrix (Briefing)
- Contractors · by state (People & Money)
- Jurisdiction · state profiles (Domestic Intelligence)
- Religion · rcms groups (Domestic Intelligence)
- Insurance · counties (Domestic Intelligence)
- Education · naep groups (Education)
- Immigration · ipeds (Immigration)
In today's data
- Texas: 1,730 MW of AI data-centre power operating; residential electricity up 34.6% over 5 years against up 34.4% for the US — 12 tracked sites, 5,397 MW planned · Residential price 16.0 cents per kWh against 11.9 5 years earlier (twelve-month averages) · Epoch AI tracks the largest AI campuses, not every data centre · the two measures are set… (Epoch AI (Frontier Data Centers); U.S. Energy Information Administration (electricity prices), 8 Nov 2026)
- In Talarico’s Texas, a Different Kind of Christianity Ascends (NYT, 8 Nov 2026)
- California courts have the most law firms on tracked organisations' cases: 3,023 of 11,870 nationally — 4,265 cases there · Next: New York 1,201, Texas 1,017 · Firms appear for either side; spellings of one firm are counted together · A case is an allegation until a court rules (Federal courts, 5 Nov 2026)
- ERCOT (Texas): demand averaged 1,322 GWh a day over the 30 days to 5 Nov, 4.1% above the same dates a year earlier — 1,269 GWh a day over the same dates a year earlier · October averaged 1,342 GWh a day, the highest of 8 Octobers on record · The authority's own reported total, restated by EIA after the fact; weather moves it as much… (EIA (Hourly Electric Grid Monitor, Form EIA-930), 4 Nov 2026)
- Texas recorded 26% of CBP encounters in fiscal 2027 through October: 7,333, -14% on the same months a year earlier — against the same months of fiscal 2026: Texas -14%, California -10%, Florida -2% · by the state where the encounter was recorded, airports included (U.S. Customs and Border Protection, 30 Oct 2026)
- California led new H-1B approvals by filing state in fiscal 2026: 25,857 of 126,857 (20%) — against fiscal 2025: California +20%, Texas +32%, New York +5% · the employer's filing state, not where the worker lives (USCIS, 29 Sep 2026)
- Texas exported $532B of goods in the 12 months to September 2026, the most of any state — All states together: $2,294B, +13.3% on the 12 months before. Exports are counted where the goods began their journey to the border, not always where they were made. (Census Bureau (state exports of goods), 29 Sep 2026)
- Texas flooding, Jul 2026: 179 flood insurance claims, $8.59M paid so far — Losses from July 2026 · TX (FEMA (National Flood Insurance Program), 7 Sep 2026)
- 55% of Lockheed Martin Corporation's federal contract obligations in FY2025 were for work done in Texas — the state where the work is performed (not where the company is based), the largest for each of the five largest contractors: General Dynamics Corp 63% in Connecticut; Unitedhealth Group Incorporated 83% in Virginia (USAspending.gov (U.S. Treasury), 29 Sep 2025)
- Donors in District of Columbia gave the followed committees $553M in the 2023-24 cycle, 16% of what they raised in itemised gifts — $248M in 2021-22 · California 15%, Texas 10%, New York 8% · the state a donor lives in, as the donor filed it (FEC, 30 Dec 2024)
- Texas: 78,383 international college students in fall 2024, +3% on 2023 — 4.6% of the state's college students · students on temporary visas (IPEDS fall enrollment, 30 Oct 2024)