The Elections Committee plays a pivotal role in overseeing legislative matters related to the electoral process in Texas. Chaired by Larry Taylor with Ana Hernandez as Vice Chair, the committee's composition reflects a bipartisan approach, featuring members from both the Republican and Democratic parties. The committee focuses on crucial issues surrounding election laws, practices, and reforms, aiming to ensure the integrity and accessibility of the electoral process. Regular meetings and a proactive legislative agenda highlight the committee's commitment to enhancing electoral systems in Texas.

The Urban Affairs Committee focuses on legislation affecting urban populations and communities in Texas. Led by Chair Harold V. Dutton, Jr., the committee consists of experienced members, including both Democrats and Republicans. The committee is currently comprised of Senator Carol Alvarado, Senator Roland Gutierrez, Senator Phil King, and Senator Tan Parker. The committee is actively engaged in discussions and meetings that aim to address various challenges faced by urban areas, although specific bills and meeting details were not provided in the document.