 The seven standing committees as of December 2019 were Government, Courts and Consumer Affairs; Public Safety; Infrastructure, Facilities and Technology; Economic Development and Planning; Health; Human Services; and Finance and Personnel.In the 2019 general election, the county GOP won three more seats previously occupied by Democrats, expanding its control of the legislature to 23-2.The two Democratic candidates who were elected ran unopposed, and there was only one other Democrat running for any of the 25 seats.