The House Committee on Elections, chaired by Representative Reggie Smith, focuses on overseeing Texas election laws and addressing key issues in the electoral process. The committee has actively considered a series of bills aimed at enhancing the integrity of the electoral system, including measures related to voter registration, ballot secrecy, and electoral procedures. Notable legislation under review includes HB 789, which establishes specific eligibility criteria for candidates, and SB 1750, proposing to abolish the county elections administrator position in certain counties. The committee emphasizes transparency, public confidence in elections, and compliance with state laws while also examining the implementation of prior legislative measures. Regular meetings allow for public testimony and ensure stakeholder engagement in shaping Texas electoral policies.

The House Committee on Energy Resources plays a pivotal role in shaping the legislation related to Texas's energy policies. Under the leadership of Chair Representative Craig Goldman, the committee focuses on a range of significant issues including the management of oil, gas, and renewable energy resources. Current legislative priorities include bills related to the enforcement of federal laws regulating oil and gas operations, advanced clean energy projects, geothermal energy resource management, and the implementation of energy conservation programs by local distribution companies. The committee actively engages with various stakeholders to address safety, environmental protection, and economic viability within the energy sector. With a commitment to improving energy efficiency and sustainability, the Energy Resources Committee remains at the forefront of addressing Texas's complex energy challenges.

The House Committee on Health Care Reform, Select, chaired by Rep. Sam Harless, focuses on legislating and reforming health care in Texas. Key areas of concentration include public health initiatives, Medicaid reform, and protective measures for health care access. Recent meetings have addressed various bills such as HB 1562, which aims to develop a public health initiative for border communities, and HB 12, addressing maternal health services under Medicaid. The committee actively engages in discussions on improving health outcomes, and enhancing the delivery of health care services while ensuring legislative accountability.

The House Committee on Local & Consent Calendars is responsible for reviewing and organizing local and consent calendar bills in the Texas Legislature. Chaired by Rep. Cody Harris, the committee is composed of both Republican and Democratic members, demonstrating a collaborative approach to governance. The committee has been active in considering numerous bills across various meetings held at the Agricultural Museum. Its primary focus includes the timely scheduling of bills, floor amendments, and ensuring that measures are transferred to the appropriate calendar categories for efficient legislative processes. Recent meetings highlight the committee's commitment to facilitating the passage of a wide range of legislation.

The Local and Consent Calendars Committee plays a critical role in the Texas Legislature by overseeing the scheduling and organization of local and consent bills. The committee is comprised of a diverse group of members, including both Republican and Democrat representatives, which fosters a collaborative environment for legislative discussions. Key members include Chair Cody Harris and Vice Chair Rhetta Bowers. Currently, there are no specific bills listed or meetings documented in this report, indicating a period that may focus on preparation and strategic planning for future legislative sessions.