The House Committee on Transportation, chaired by Representative Terry Canales, plays a crucial role in shaping Texas' transportation policies and infrastructure. The committee focuses on a myriad of legislation aimed at enhancing the state's highway systems, ensuring community safety, and addressing environmental concerns related to transportation. Key legislative efforts, such as House Bill 4386, are designed to prevent the expansion of highways in vulnerable areas, reflecting the committee's commitment to protecting local communities from potential adverse effects of infrastructure development. Throughout the 88th Legislature, the committee has actively engaged in discussions, held numerous meetings, and evaluated several bills that promote sustainable transportation practices and improve the efficiency of transportation systems across Texas.

The House Committee on Judiciary & Civil Jurisprudence, chaired by Rep. Jeff Leach, focuses on critical legislative matters concerning the judicial system and civil rights in Texas. The committee comprises key members from both the Republican and Democratic parties, ensuring a balanced representation of perspectives. Recent activities include the evaluation of significant bills aimed at enhancing protective orders, addressing animal welfare in domestic violence situations, and modifying the classification of nuisances. The committee remains committed to improving public awareness of legal rights, particularly for vulnerable populations, and actively monitors the implementation of laws affecting the judiciary and civil jurisprudence.

The Senate Committee on State Affairs, chaired by Senator Bryan Hughes with Vice Chair Senator Angela Paxton, focuses on a diverse range of legislative issues impacting state policies. The committee has been actively considering bills related to public school regulations, property rights, criminal justice reforms, and foreign investment. Recent meetings have highlighted significant legislation, including proposals for religious expression in schools, stricter voting regulations, and the regulation of foreign ownership of Texas agriculture. The committee's impact is reflected in its consistent agenda of evaluating measures aimed at enhancing governance and safeguarding constitutional rights.