Contrary to common perceptions, a University of Houston survey indicated that a substantial majority of Texans favor stricter gun control laws. While broader gun policies in Texas are among the weakest in the U.S., with the Giffords Law Center assigning an 'F' grade for various gun control measures, 91% of surveyed Texans support background checks for gun show purchases, and 80% approve of gun control policies implemented in other states. This survey suggests a notable discrepancy between the preferences of Texan citizens and the existing gun laws in the state.
Many Texans surprisingly support gun control legislation contrary to national perceptions, with survey findings revealing 91% favor background checks at gun shows and 80% support for other measures.
The University of Houston survey challenges the notion that Texans prefer lax gun laws, showing significant support for stricter regulations among the state's citizens.
Despite Texas’s lenient gun policies, a study highlights a significant gap between public opinion and governmental laws, indicating many residents favor more stringent gun control measures.
Texas received an 'F' grade from Giffords Law Center, reflecting the state’s weak approach to gun control across 14 policy areas, emphasizing a disconnect with public sentiment.
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