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.

The Intergovernmental Relations Committee focuses on fostering positive relationships and collaboration between various levels of government. Chaired by Eddie Lucio, Jr., with Vice Chair Charles Schwertner, the committee comprises members from both major political parties, including notable figures such as Carol Alvarado and Donna Campbell. The committee reviews a variety of bills and legislative proposals aimed at enhancing intergovernmental coordination, addressing local governance challenges, and ensuring efficient public service delivery. Their meetings serve as a platform for discussing key issues and shaping policies that impact the state and its municipalities.

The House Committee on Elections, chaired by Representative Reggie Smith, focuses on overseeing Texas election laws and addressing key issues in the electoral process. The committee has actively considered a series of bills aimed at enhancing the integrity of the electoral system, including measures related to voter registration, ballot secrecy, and electoral procedures. Notable legislation under review includes HB 789, which establishes specific eligibility criteria for candidates, and SB 1750, proposing to abolish the county elections administrator position in certain counties. The committee emphasizes transparency, public confidence in elections, and compliance with state laws while also examining the implementation of prior legislative measures. Regular meetings allow for public testimony and ensure stakeholder engagement in shaping Texas electoral policies.