The Elections Committee focuses on overseeing legislative matters related to the electoral process within the state. The committee is chaired by Republican Matt Shaheen, with Democrat John Bucy III serving as Vice Chair. The committee consists of a bipartisan group of members, representing both Republican and Democrat parties, including Carrie Isaac, Penny Morales Shaw, Mihaela Plesa, Richard Peña Raymond, Valoree Swanson, Steve Toth, and Terry M. Wilson. Despite currently having no pending bills or scheduled meetings, the committee's legislative agenda is crucial for ensuring fair and effective election practices.

The Local & Consent Calendars Committee is tasked with managing the scheduling and consideration of local and consent bills within the House. The committee is comprised of a diverse group of members, including both Republicans and Democrats, ensuring representation from various districts. Leadership includes Chair Jared Patterson and Vice Chair Rhetta Bowers. The committee plays a critical role in the legislative process, facilitating the efficient handling of bills that may not require extensive debate. Currently, there are no specific bills or meetings listed, indicating a potential focus on upcoming legislative priorities.

The Public Health Committee is actively engaged in overseeing health-related legislation and policy development. Chaired by Republican Gary VanDeaver, the committee includes diverse representation from both major parties, with an emphasis on examining pressing public health issues. Currently, the committee's agenda is focused on evaluating bills that address healthcare accessibility, disease prevention, and community health initiatives. The members bring a wealth of experience from various districts, fostering comprehensive discussions aimed at improving public health outcomes across the state.

The Subcommittee on Disease Prevention & Women's & Children's Health is dedicated to addressing critical health issues affecting women and children. Led by Chair James B. Frank, a Republican from District 69, and Vice Chair John Bucy III, a Democrat from District 136, the committee aims to develop legislation that enhances disease prevention strategies and health outcomes within these demographics. The committee consists of proactive members from both parties, including Republican Charles Cunningham, Democrat Ann Johnson, and Republican Katrina Pierson, all focused on advancing initiatives that improve healthcare access and quality for women and children in the state.