Meagan Falcon

Meagan Falcon

Senior Communications Manager

Meagan Falcon is Senior Communications Manager at Texas 2036, where she combines storytelling, design and digital strategy to make complex public policy research engaging and accessible. She leads web content, visual communications and audience engagement across the organization's digital platforms.

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Inside the Texas Legislative Interim

June 2, 2026

This is a preview of our Texas 2036 newsletter providing a look inside the legislative interim. To receive this weekly look at our work, sign up here. The Texas Legislature Never Really Stops Primary elections are over. School’s out. There’s no legislative session this year — but Texas state government doesn’t stop. Legislative committees are…

3 things that make Tom Luce the most interesting man in Texas

June 18, 2025
From a distinguished legal career to becoming a state policy visionary, Tom Luce has spent a lifetime not just asking the tough questions but answering them with bold, forward-thinking solutions. But his path to launching Texas 2036 is only part of the story. Along the way, Tom has worn many hats: legal fixer for business...

Here’s how the 2024 solar eclipse will benefit Texas

April 4, 2024
On Monday, parts of the Lone Star State will experience a once-in-a-lifetime event with the total solar eclipse. With that, comes an influx of tourists, which Texas officials believe will positively impact the state’s economy. The Texas Comptroller said Wednesday that experts predict the solar eclipse will generate an economic impact of more than $200...

Texas voters agree on key issues going into midterms

October 12, 2022

Rodriguez is the executive vice president at Texas 2036. Hryhorchuk is the senior vice president of policy and advocacy at Texas 2036. Texas 2036’s latest poll reveals Texas voters across party lines support a roadmap for future state action in fundamental policy areas Texas voters are increasingly concerned about the state’s future. What else do…

Accurate U.S. Census Data Is Critical For Funding Millions In Texas

June 10, 2022

With the recent announcement of a significant undercount in Texas by the U.S. Census, communities and cities may decide to request a review to ensure accurate funding. What to know: In 2020, the census reported Texas’ population was at 29,145,505, which was a 16 percent jump up from 25,145,561 in 2010.  However, a new census…

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