The Appropriations Committee, led by Chair John Zerwas and Vice Chair Oscar Longoria, comprises a diverse group of members from both the Republican and Democrat parties. The committee's focus is primarily on budgetary issues, appropriations, and financial reviews concerning state expenditures. With members hailing from various districts across Texas, the committee aims to ensure responsible allocation of resources to meet the needs of Texan citizens.

The Appropriations Subcommittee on Article III (Public and Higher Education) is dedicated to overseeing budgetary allocations and funding for public and higher education in Texas. The committee consists of five members from the House, including both Republican and Democrat representatives, signifying a bipartisan effort to address educational funding. Notable members include Trent Ashby (Republican), Donna Howard (Democrat), and Mary González (Democrat). This committee actively engages in discussions and evaluations of financial legislation impacting educational institutions and aims to ensure equitable funding across Texas's educational system.

The Higher Education Committee plays a pivotal role in shaping policies that govern Texas's post-secondary education landscape. Composed of diverse members from both the House and Senate, including influential figures like J.M. Lozano (Chair), Royce West (Vice Chair), and John Raney (Vice Chair), the committee prioritizes the improvement of educational access, quality, and affordability. The committee is dedicated to addressing key legislative concerns related to higher education funding, student support services, and institutional accountability. Through regular meetings and collaborative discussions, the committee aims to foster a robust educational environment that meets the needs of students, educators, and the workforce in Texas.

The House Administration Committee is focused on managing the legislative processes and operations of the Texas House. Chaired by Republican Charlie Geren, and including key members from both parties, the committee actively works on various bills that aim to enhance administrative efficiency and governance in the state. The committee members represent diverse districts across Texas and emphasize bipartisan collaboration to address the needs of their constituents.