Caucuses
Caucuses in Congress
Caucuses are groups of members organized around an identity, an ideology or a way of working. These are the ones that publish who belongs; each list is read from the caucus's own website every night.
| Caucus | Members shown | Party |
|---|---|---|
| Problem Solvers Caucus | 43 | Democrat 23 Republican 20 |
| Congressional Black Caucus | 60 (House 56, Senate 4) | Democrat 60 |
| Congressional Hispanic Caucus | 44 (House 40, Senate 4) | Democrat 44 |
| Congressional Asian Pacific American Caucus | 85 (House 76, Senate 9) | Democrat 85 |
| Congressional Hispanic Conference | 10 | Republican 10 |
| Congressional Progressive Caucus | 99 | Democrat 99 |
| New Democrat Coalition | 113 | Democrat 113 |
| Blue Dog Coalition | 10 | Democrat 10 |
| Main Street Caucus | 88 | Republican 88 |
Not shown, because they don't publish their members: House Freedom Caucus, Republican Study Committee. How this is measured