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The Texas Demographic Center produces, interprets, and distributes demographic information for Texas.

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Women’s participation in the Texas workforce continues to climb, from 57.7% in 2014 to 60.1% in 2024, while men’s participation remains largely stable. In line with long‑term national trends, this progress strengthens the economy and expands opportunity statewide.
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Join us for the Texas Demographic Conference at the Barbara Jordan State Office Building in Austin on May 20–21, 2026. Connect with experts, explore key trends, and network. Register here 👉 demographics.texas.gov/Conference/
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Women in TX own 23% of all employer firms, generate $193.9B in revenue, and employ over 1M people. In addition to the top 5 industries, others include manufacturing, administrative, and accommodation services. Their entrepreneurial spirit contributes to the TX economy every day.
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Average commute times in Texas rose before the pandemic, dipped after, and are climbing again. Houston and Fort Worth still have the longest one‑way trips, while Austin and San Antonio remain the shortest. By 2024, most major cities are back to (or above) pre‑pandemic levels.
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February is Black History Month. In Texas, Non-Hispanic Black women ages 15–50 consistently contribute to total births. Both the number and share reporting a birth in the past 12 months rose steadily between 2010-2021 but has shifted to a more variable pattern after 2021.
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Latest U.S. Census Bureau Data: Around 550K domestic migrants moved to Texas in 2024, while 480K left for other states. Texas saw the largest net inflows of migrants from California, New York, and New Jersey and net outflows to Oklahoma, Tennessee, and Colorado.
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The poverty rate ⬇️ in 4.5% of counties in the U.S. and ⬆️ in 1.9% of counties from 2023-2024, according to new Small Area Income and Poverty Estimates. Explore more #CensusData for the nation’s 3,143 counties and 13,126 school districts. census.gov/newsroom/press…
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Between 2024–2025, Texas added about 1,072 residents per day, down from 1,500–1,600 in 2021–2024. Reduced international and domestic migration drove the decline, while natural increase made up 40% of growth, up from about 25% since 2020.
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New Census Bureau data shows Texas’ population reached 31.7 million in July 2025 — a 1.2% increase from 2024 to 2025, more than 2X the 0.5% national growth rate. Though growth slowed compared to recent years, TX still led the nation in numeric gains, adding over 391K residents.
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Where are people moving in the United States? 🚚 Find out with our new state-level statistics on geographic mobility and place of birth based on 2024 #ACSdata. census.gov/newsroom/press…
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We pause to reflect on Dr. King’s legacy and how we can live out his vision in our daily lives.
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🎉 Cheers to 2026! We’re excited for another year of sharing insights that help Texas thrive. Here’s to new opportunities, big dreams, and a bright future for every Texan! 🌟
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🎄✨ Happy Holidays from the Texas Demographic Center! As we wrap up the year, we’re grateful for the opportunity to serve Texans with data that matters. Wishing you and your loved ones peace, joy, and a season filled with warmth. 🤠
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All states have experienced shrinking college enrollment, except for Alabama, Idaho, TX, and Utah. This trend, described as the “demographic cliff”, is driven by lower birth rates. Migration, birth rates, and the economy will determine higher education enrollment in the future.
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HOA and condominium fees are an added expense for some Texas homeowners. In 2024, 34% of Texas homeowners paid HOA or condo fees, with a median fee of $76/month statewide. Fees vary across the state, making them an important factor to consider when buying a home in Texas.
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