Texas 2025 - 89th Regular

Texas Senate 2025 Committees (Page 2)

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Texas 2025 - 89th Regular

Senate State Affairs Committee

The State Affairs Committee is responsible for discussing and evaluating legislation related to state governance, public policy, and societal issues affecting the state's populace. Chaired by Bryan Hughes and vice-chaired by Angela Paxton, the committee features a majority of Republican members alongside one Democrat member, Judith Zaffirini. The committee is poised to play a pivotal role in shaping legislation that directly impacts the citizens and aligns with the broader goals of the state's political framework.
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Texas 2025 - 89th Regular

Senate Transportation Committee

The Transportation Committee is focused on legislation related to the improvement and maintenance of transportation systems. With a diverse membership representing both Republican and Democrat parties, the committee aims to address the needs of constituents across various districts. The committee's leadership, with Robert Nichols as Chair and Royce West as Vice Chair, reflects a balanced approach to transportation issues, promoting collaboration among members to tackle challenges and enhance transportation infrastructure.
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Senate Veteran Affairs Committee

The Veteran Affairs Committee is dedicated to addressing the concerns and needs of veterans and their families. Comprising a diverse group of Senate members, the committee includes both Republican and Democrat representatives who work towards bipartisan solutions to improve veterans' affairs. The committee is focused on evaluating legislation pertinent to veteran services, ensuring that the state's veteran population receives the necessary support and resources. With a leadership that includes Chair Kelly Hancock and Vice Chair Tan Parker, the committee actively engages in discussions that impact veteran health, benefits, and overall well-being.
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The committee focuses on legislation that impacts key sectors within the state, including education, healthcare, and economic development. Members are actively engaged in reviewing proposed bills that aim to enhance public welfare and streamline government processes. Regular meetings are held to discuss ongoing legislative priorities and to evaluate new proposals with a commitment to transparency and community involvement.