IMAGE ADDRESS Following a summer of increased household energy costs in the aftermath of last year's catastrophic winter power outages, most Texans favour improvements to make the state's electricity grid more stable, according to a recent polling firm research. The survey, conducted in early September by the progressive research firm Data for Progress, discovered that immigration and grid reliability are among the most important issues for Texas voters, among other social and economic challenges. Still reeling from the consequences of Winter Storm Uri, the study found that a majority of voters across the party spectrum believed state officials did not effectively safeguard them from rising prices caused by the storm. According to a study of 700 likely voters, nearly seven out of ten Texans indicated their home energy bills are currently higher than they were a year ago. The survey was carried out in both English and Spanish, including text and web page responses. "These...