There was nothing shocking in terms of the most important issue for voters, especially those in the Republican primary. But when it comes to how Texans feel about fairness and accuracy of vote counting in this election, the replies might not be what you would expect considering we've heard so much about election integrity in Texas.
A just-released survey of voters sheds light on the most important issues as Texans enter the second week of early voting.
"Seventy percent of the electorate thinks their vote is going to be counted. That’s 77 % among Democrats. 69% among Republicans, and I think independents are waiting to see," explained UT Tyler Political Science Professor Mark Owens. The number one issue among likely Republican primary voters is border security.
"But the message of more border security is a message for November voters as well, and it's someplace where Gov. Abbott ranks much higher than Joe Biden," said Dr. Mark P. Jones with Rice University’s Baker Institute.President Joe Biden's rating on that key issue is 31%.
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