Committees
| Committee | Chair | Vice-Chair |
|---|---|---|
| Appropriations | Clark Jolley | Ron Justice |
| Agriculture and Rural Development | Eddie Fields | Ron Justice |
| Business and Commerce | Dan Newberry | David Holt |
| Education | John Ford | Gary Stanislawski |
| Energy | Cliff Branan | Bryce Marlatt |
| Finance | Mike Mazzei | Rick Brinkley |
| General Government | Cliff Aldridge | Roger Ballenger |
| Health and Human Services | Brian Crain | Sean Burrage |
| Judiciary | Anthony Sykes | Rob Johnson |
| Public Safety | Don Barrington | Ralph Shortey |
| Retirement and Insurance | Bill Brown | Cliff Aldridge |
| Rules | Rob Johnson | Jonathan Nichols |
| Transportation | Gary Stanislawski | Mark Allen |
| Veterans and Military Affairs | Steve Russell | Frank Simpson |
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