The House Committee on State Affairs, chaired by Representative Todd Hunter, focuses on various legislative issues affecting the state of Texas. The committee has been active in reviewing and reporting on a range of bills, primarily concerning public policy, energy efficiency, utility regulation, and transparency in public office. Recent meetings have seen the adoption of committee substitutes and a strong record of unanimous support for many proposed measures. The committee prioritizes the examination of legislative proposals that enhance state infrastructure, promote energy efficiency, and ensure transparency in government operations.

The Special Senate Committee on Redistricting, chaired by Senator Joan Huffman, plays a vital role in overseeing the legislative redistricting process in Texas. The committee focuses on crucial bills aimed at reforming district compositions and classifications for political subdivisions in response to the latest census data. Key legislative proposals include SB 115, which seeks to redefine the Texas Redistricting Commission's authority, and HB 1000 and HB 4559, which address district compositions for the Texas House of Representatives and update population classifications for local governance, respectively. The committee actively solicits public input on redistricting issues through videoconferences and encourages community engagement to ensure all voices are heard in the legislative process. The ongoing discussions surrounding these bills underscore the committee's dedication to maintaining fair representation and addressing demographic changes across Texas.