Texas Voter Opinion Survey by Democratic National Committee

Democratic National Committee survey data captures voter sentiment and political opinions in Texas. The dataset was harvested and published by the Roper Center's Dataverse archive. A third iteration of this survey was last updated in February 2026.

Use Cases

• Analyze relationships between demographic columns (e.g., age, gender, county) and candidate preference.
• Model voter issue priorities (e.g., economy, healthcare) against party affiliation or likelihood to vote.
• Identify regional sentiment patterns using geographic identifiers for Texas counties or districts.
• Track changes in public opinion over time by comparing results with earlier survey iterations.

Strengths

• Original data collected by a major political organization, the Democratic National Committee.
• Part of a series, allowing for potential longitudinal analysis across multiple surveys.

Limitations

• Specific sample size, column names, and question wording are unknown, limiting reproducibility.
• Data likely reflects a specific political perspective and time period, which may introduce bias.
• Lack of metadata on sampling methodology and respondent demographics reduces analytical depth.

Provenance

Source

Democratic National Committee, via Roper Harvested Dataverse.

Collection Method

Likely a public opinion survey conducted via phone, online, or in-person interviews.

Freshness

Last updated in February 2026, but the original survey date is unknown.

Geography

Texas, United States.