Newly elected Democrats are gearing up to take their seats after the party swept up a House majority in the midterm elections, meaning fresh lawmakers are moving to caucus and making clear where they stand on the ideological spectrum. The House Democrats have four main caucuses: the Progressive Caucus, the New Democrat Coalition, the Blue […]
Newly elected Democrats are gearing up to take their seats after the party swept up a House majority in the midterm elections, meaning fresh lawmakers are moving to caucus and making clear where they stand on the ideological spectrum.
The House Democrats have four main caucuses: the Progressive Caucus, the New Democrat Coalition, the Blue Dog Coalition, and the Problem Solvers Caucus. The factions range from centrist to left-wing and focus on a range of policy areas including business, climate, and compromise.
