Progressive Caucus
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The Progressive Caucus is a group currently (as of 2005) consisting of fifty-four members of the United States House of Representatives that work together for progressive issues. Most of the members are Democrats; also included is independent Bernie Sanders.
Officers
- Dennis Kucinich, Co-Chair
- Barbara Lee, Co-Chair
- Lynn Woolsey, Vice-Chair
- Peter DeFazio, Officer
- Jesse Jackson, Jr., Officer
- Major Owens, Officer
- Bernie Sanders, Officer
- Hilda Solis, Officer
Members
All members are currently Democrats.
- Neil Abercrombie (Hawaii)
- Tammy Baldwin (Wisconsin)
- Xavier Becerra (California)
- Corrine Brown (Florida)
- Sherrod Brown (Ohio)
- Michael Capuano (Massachusetts)
- Julia Carson (Indiana)
- William Lacy Clay, Jr. (Missouri)
- John Conyers (Michigan)
- Danny Davis (Illinois)
- Rosa DeLauro (Connecticut)
- Lane Evans (Illinois)
- Eni Faleomavaega (American Samoa)
- Sam Farr (California)
- Chaka Fattah (Pennsylvania)
- Bob Filner (California)
- Barney Frank (Massachusetts)
- Raul Grijalva (Arizona)
- Luis Gutierrez (Illinois)
- Maurice Hinchey (New York)
- Sheila Jackson-Lee (Texas)
- Stephanie Tubbs Jones (Ohio)
- Marcy Kaptur (Ohio)
- Tom Lantos (California)
- John Lewis (Georgia)
- Jim McDermott (Washington)
- James P. McGovern (Massachusetts)
- George Miller (California)
- Jerry Nadler (New York)
- Eleanor Holmes Norton (District of Columbia)
- John Olver (Massachusetts)
- Ed Pastor (Arizona)
- Donald Payne (New Jersey)
- Nancy Pelosi (California)
- Bobby Rush (Illinois)
- Jan Schakowsky (Illinois)
- Jose Serrano (New York)
- Pete Stark (California)
- Bennie Thompson (Mississippi)
- John F. Tierney (Massachusetts)
- Tom Udall (New Mexico)
- Nydia Velazquez (New York)
- Maxine Waters (California)
- Diane Watson (California)
- Mel Watt (North Carolina)
- Henry Waxman (California)
External link
- Official Website (http://bernie.house.gov/pc/)