The County Affairs Committee is a crucial legislative body focused on matters related to local governance and community management in Texas. Composed of a diverse group of members from both the Republican and Democratic parties, the committee is dedicated to reviewing and proposing legislation that addresses county needs and improves the relationship between state and local governments. Key members include Chair Garnet Coleman and Vice Chair Dwayne Bohac, who lead discussions and initiatives pertinent to the committee's objectives. The committee actively engages in meetings to deliberate on pertinent issues affecting counties, although specific bills have not been noted in the provided records.

The Redistricting Committee is dedicated to overseeing the legislative process of redrawing electoral district boundaries in Texas. This committee consists of a diverse group of members from both the Republican and Democrat parties, reflecting a bipartisan approach to address the complex issues that arise during the redistricting process. Key members include Phil King as the Chair and Chris Turner as the Vice Chair. The committee has a focus on ensuring fair representation for all Texans and is currently in the phase of deliberations, plotting the best path forward amid evolving demographic trends and community feedback.

The Ways and Means Committee is focused on legislation related to fiscal policies, tax administration, and revenue generation in Texas. Comprised of members from both major parties, the committee seeks to address the financial needs of the state while ensuring equitable taxation and efficient use of resources. The current member roster includes key figures such as Chair Dustin Burrows and Vice Chair Ryan Guillen. The committee aims to navigate complex budgetary priorities and enhance the state's economic landscape through thoughtful deliberation and analysis of proposed bills.