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The burden of proof is on the speaker, and PolitiFact rates statements based on the information known at the time the statement is made. On May 18, Abbott followed 18 other Republican governors by rejecting federal pandemic unemployment benefits. First, there are more job vacancies than people receiving unemployment benefits; and second, the number of job openings in the state today is significantly higher than pre-pandemic levels.
As of March, the unemployment rate in Texas stood at 6. Bureau of Labor Statistics. But are there more job vacancies in the state than unemployed people, as Abbott claims? And how does the number of job openings today compare to pre-pandemic levels? The Texas Workforce Commission, which provided Abbott with a job vacancy estimate at his request, explained how they determined this figure.
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