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Encyclopedia > Caucuses of the United States Congress

This is the list of every Congressional Member Organizations (caucuses) of the United States Congress listed by the U.S. House Committee on House Administration, showing the years each caucus was active. For caucus membership, see the articles at Caucuses of the United States Congress by term. Type Bicameral Houses Senate House of Representatives President of the Senate Dick Cheney, R, since January 20, 2001 Speaker of the House Dennis Hastert, R, since January 6, 1999 Members 535 plus 4 Delegates and 1 Resident Commissioner Political groups (as of January 4, 2005 elections) Democratic Party Republican Party... The United States House Committee on House Administration deals with the general administration matters of the House. ...

Contents

0

  • 2015 Caucus (2006(?)–)
  • 21st Century Health Care Caucus (2006(?)–)
  • 4-H Caucus (2006(?)–)
  • 9/11 Commission Caucus (2006(?)–)

A

  • Addiction, Treatment and Recovery Caucus (2004–)
  • Alzheimer's Disease Congressional Task Force (1999–)
  • Anti-Value Added Tax Caucus, The (Anti-VAT Caucus) (2006(?)–)
  • Appalachian Caucus (2006(?)–)
  • Army Corps Reform Caucus (2006(?)–)

B

  • Bipartisan Disabilities Caucus (2006(?)–)
  • Bipartisan Working Group on Disaster Recovery and Response, The (2006(?)–)
  • Blue Dog Coalition (1994–)
  • Building a Better America Caucus (BABC) (2006(?)–)

The Blue Dog Coalition is a group of moderate to conservative Democrats in the United States House of Representatives. ...

C

  • California Democratic Congressional Delegation (2006(?)–)
  • Caribbean Caucus (2003–)
  • Center Aisle Caucus (2006(?)–)
  • Chesapeake Bay Watershed Task Force (2006(?)–)
  • Children's Environmental Health Caucus (2006(?)–)
  • Coalition on Autism Research and Education (2006(?)–)
  • Community College Caucus (2006(?)–)
  • Community Solutions and Initiatives Caucus (2006(?)–)
  • Congressional Arts Caucus (2006(?)–)
  • Congressional Asian Pacific American Caucus (1994–)
  • Congressional Automotive Caucus (2006(?)–)
  • Congressional Azerbaijan Caucus (2006(?)–)
  • Congressional Battlefield Caucus (2006(?)–)
  • Congressional Bike Caucus (CBC) (2006(?)–)
  • Congressional Biotechnology Caucus (2006(?)–)
  • Congressional Bipartisan Cerebral Palsy Caucus (2006(?)–)
  • Congressional Black Caucus (1969–)
  • Congressional Boating Caucus (2006(?)–)
  • Congressional Border Caucus (2006(?)–)
  • Congressional Brain Injury Task Force (2006(?)–)
  • Congressional Brazil Caucus (2006(?)–)
  • Congressional Caucus on Armenian Issues (2006(?)–)
  • Congressional Caucus on Central America (2006(?)–)
  • Congressional Caucus on Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorders (2006(?)–)
  • Congressional Caucus on Global Road Safety (2006(?)–)
  • Congressional Caucus on Hellenic Issues (2006(?)–)
  • Congressional Caucus on the Judicial Branch (2006(?)–)
  • Congressional Caucus on Sri Lanka and Sri Lankan Americans (2006(?)–)
  • Congressional Caucus on Turkey and Turkish Americans (2006(?)–)
  • Congressional Caucus on Uganda (2006(?)–)
  • Congressional Caucus for Women's Issues (1977–) Note: this was formed as the Congresswomen's Caucus, before changing its name in 1981.
  • Congressional Caucus on Youth Sports (2006(?)–)
  • Congressional Entertainment Industries Caucus (2006(?)–)
  • Congressional Caucus to Fight and Control Methamphetamine (2006(?)–)
  • Congressional Children's Caucus (2006(?)–)
  • Congressional China Caucus (2006(?)–)
  • Congressional Climate Caucus (2006(?)–)
  • Congressional Coalition on Adoption (2006(?)–)
  • Congressional Coastal Caucus (2006(?)–)
  • Congressional Complementary and Alternative Medicine Caucus (2006(?)–)
  • Congressional Constitution Caucus (2006(?)–)
  • Congressional Correctional Officers Caucus (2006(?)–)
  • Congressional Croatian Caucus (2006(?)–)
  • Congressional Diabetes Caucus (2006(?)–)
  • Congressional E-911 Caucus (2006(?)–)
  • Congressional Farmer Cooperative Caucus (2006(?)–)
  • Congressional Fire Services Caucus (2006(?)–)
  • Congressional Fitness Caucus (2006(?)–)
  • Congressional Food Safety Caucus (2006(?)–)
  • Congressional Forest Task Force (2006(?)–)
  • Congressional Former Mayors Caucus (2006(?)–)
  • Congressional Fraternal Caucus (2006(?)–)
  • Congressional French Caucus (2006(?)–)
  • Congressional Friends of Denmark (CFD) (2006(?)–)
  • Congressional Gaming Caucus (2006(?)–)
  • Congressional Gulf of Mexico Caucus (2006(?)–)
  • Congressional Hearing Health Caucus (2006(?)–)
  • Congressional Hispanic Caucus (1976–)
  • Congressional Hispanic Conference (2003–)
  • Congressional HUBZone Caucus (2006(?)–)
  • Congressional Horse Caucus (2006(?)–)
  • Congressional Human Rights Caucus (2006(?)–)
  • Congressional Humanities Caucus (2006(?)–)
  • Congressional Immigration Reform Caucus (2006(?)–)
  • Congressional Insurance Caucus (2006(?)–)
  • Congressional Intelligent Transportation Systems Caucus (2006(?)–)
  • Congressional International Anti-Piracy Caucus (2006(?)–)
  • Congressional Internet Caucus (2006(?)–)
  • Congressional Iraqi Women's Caucus (2006(?)–)
  • Congressional Kidney Caucus (2006(?)–)
  • Congressional Labor and Working Families Caucus (2006(?)–)
  • Congressional Life Science Caucus (2006(?)–)
  • Congressional Management Caucus (2006(?)–)
  • Congressional Manufacturing Caucus (2006(?)–)
  • Congressional Manufacturing Task Force (2006(?)–)
  • Congressional Medical Professionals Caucus (2006(?)–)
  • Congressional Mental Health Caucus (2006(?)–)
  • Congressional Mentoring Caucus (2006(?)–)
  • Congressional Mine Warfare Caucus (2006(?)–)
  • Congressional Mining Caucus (2006(?)–)
  • Congressional Missing and Exploited Children's Caucus (2006(?)–)
  • Congressional Morocco Caucus (2006(?)–)
  • Congressional Organic Caucus (2006(?)–)
  • Congressional Pakistan Caucus (2006(?)–)
  • Congressional Port Security Caucus (2006(?)–)
  • Congressional Real Estate Caucus (2006(?)–)
  • Congressional Rural Caucus (2006(?)–)
  • Congressional Rural Housing Caucus (2006(?)–)
  • Congressional Scouting Caucus (2006(?)–)
  • Congressional Savings and Ownership Caucus (2006(?)–)
  • Congressional Second Amendment Caucus (2006(?)–)
  • Congressional Serbian Caucus (2006(?)–)
  • Congressional Shipbuilding Caucus (2006(?)–)
  • Congressional Ski and Snowboard Caucus (2006(?)–)
  • Congressional Singapore Caucus (2006(?)–)
  • Congressional Spina Bifida Caucus (2006(?)–)
  • Congressional Sportsmen's Caucus (2006(?)–)
  • Congressional Steel Caucus (2006(?)–)
  • Congressional Stop DUI Caucus (2006(?)–)
  • Congressional Submarine Caucus (2006(?)–)
  • Congressional Taiwan Caucus (2006(?)–)
  • Congressional Taskforce on International HIV/AIDS (2006(?)–)
  • Congressional Tourism and Travel Caucus (CTTC) (2006(?)–)
  • Congressional TRIO Caucus (2006(?)–)
  • Congressional Ukrainian Caucus (2006(?)–)
  • Congressional United Kingdom Caucus (2006(?)–)
  • Congressional Victim's Rights Caucus (2006(?)–)
  • Congressional Waterways Caucus (2006(?)–)
  • Congressional Western Caucus (1992–)
  • Congressional Working Group on Parkinson's Disease (2006(?)–)
  • Congressional Zoo and Aquarium Caucus (2006(?)–)

The Congressional Asian Pacific American Caucus (founded in May, 1994) is a group in the United States Congress who represent Asian Pacific Americans. ... The Congressional Black Caucus is an organization representing African American members of the Congress of the United States. ... Congressional Caucus to Fight and Control Methamphetamine See also Chris Cannon Tan Holding Company Saipan Tom DeLay External links A New Battle for Saipan Category: ... // About the CHC The Congressional Hispanic Caucus (CHC) is comprised of 21 Members of Congress of Hispanic descent. ... The Congressional Hispanic Conference was founded on March 19, 2003 by six Republican members of the 108th Congress. ... The House Caucus on Missing and Exploited Children (HCMEC) was formed in order to assist the National Center for Missing and Exploited Children (NCMEC) and coordinate federal legislation preventing child abduction and exploitation of children, including prosecution for possession of online pornography and solicitation of minors for sexual activity. ...

D

  • Delaware River Basin Task Force (2006(?)–)
  • Democratic Israel Working Group (2006(?)–)
  • Duma - Congress Study Group (2006(?)–)

E

  • E-waste Working Group (2005–)
  • Economic Competitiveness Caucus (2006(?)–)
  • Electronic Warfare (EW) Working Group (1999–)

F

  • Financial and Economic Literacy Caucus (2005–)
  • Flat Tax Caucus (2006(?)–)
  • Friends of Norway Caucus (2006(?)–)
  • Friends of Scotland Caucus (2006(?)–)
  • Friends of Switzerland Caucus (2006(?)–)
  • Future of American Media Caucus (2006(?)–)

G

  • Global AIDS Emergency Task Force (2006(?)–)
  • Great Lakes Task Force (2006(?)–)

H

  • Historic Preservation Caucus (2006(?)–)
  • House Aerospace Caucus (2006(?)–)
  • House Afterschool Caucus (2005-)
  • House Agriculture Energy Users Caucus (2006(?)–)
  • House Army Caucus (2006(?)–)
  • House Baltic Caucus (2006(?)–)
  • House Beef Caucus (2006(?)–)
  • House Biofuels Caucus (2006(?)–)
  • House Democratic Caucus (1948–)
  • House Military Depot and Industrial Facilities Caucus (2006(?)–)
  • House Oceans Caucus (2006(?)–)
  • House Reading Caucus (2006(?)–)
  • House Recycling Caucus (2006(?)–)
  • House Republican Israel Caucus (2006(?)–)
  • House Rural Health Care Coalition (2006(?)–)
  • House Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics (STEM) Education Caucus (2006(?)–)
  • House Trails Caucus (2006(?)–)
  • Hudson River Caucus (2006(?)–)
  • Hungarian American Caucus (HAC) (2006(?)–)

The House Democratic Caucus, nominates and elects the Democratic Party leadership in the United States House of Representatives. ...

I

  • Indonesia Caucus (2004–)
  • International Conservation Caucus (2006(?)–)
  • International Workers Rights Caucus (2006(?)–)
  • Interstate 69 Caucus (2006(?)–)

J

K

  • Kenya Caucus (2006(?)–)

L

  • Law Enforcement Caucus (1994–)

N

  • National Guard and Reserve Components Caucus (2006(?)–)
  • National Landscape Conservation System Caucus (2006(?)–)
  • National Service Congressional Caucus (2006(?)–)
  • Navy-Marine Corps Caucus (2006(?)–)
  • New Democrat Coalition (1997–)
  • North America’s Supercorridor Caucus (2006(?)–)
  • Northeast-Midwest Congressional Coalition (2006(?)–)
  • Northern Border Caucus (2006(?)–)
  • Nuclear Issues Caucus (2006(?)–)

The New Democrat Coalition is an organization within the United States House of Representatives, currently chaired by Representatives Jim Davis of Florida, Ron Kind of Wisconsin, and Adam Smith of Washington. ...

P

  • Passenger Rail Caucus (2006(?)–)
  • Patriot Act Reform Caucus (2006(?)–)
  • Pell Grant Caucus, The (2006(?)–)
  • Physics Caucus, The (2006(?)–)
  • Public Broadcasting Caucus (2006(?)–)

Q

  • Qatari-American Economic Strategic Defense, Cultural, and Educational Partnership Caucus (2006(?)–)

R

  • Recording Arts and Sciences Congressional Caucus (RASCC) (2004–)
  • Renewable Energy and Energy Efficiency Caucus (1996–)
  • Republican Study Committee (1973–)
  • Research and Development Caucus (2006(?)–)
  • River of Trade Corridor Congressional Caucus (2006(?)–)

The Republican Study Committee is a caucus of conservative members of the Republican Party in the United States House of Representatives. ...

S

  • Sex and Violence in the Media Caucus (2003–)
  • Saudi Arabia Study Group, The (2006(?)–)
  • Senate Afterschool Caucus (2005-)
  • Sexual Assault Violence Elimination (SAVE) Taskforce (2006(?)–)
  • Shellfish Caucus (2005–)
  • Silk Road Caucus (2001)–)
  • Special Operations Forces Caucus (2006(?)–)
  • State Maritime Academy Caucus (2006(?)–)
  • Sudan Caucus (2006(?)–)

T

  • Task Force on Terrorism and Unconventional Warfare (2006(?)–)
  • TEX-21 Congressional Caucus (2006(?)–)

U

  • Unexploded Ordnance Caucus (2005–)
  • Upper Mississippi River Basin Task Force (1997–)
  • U.S.-Afghan Caucus (2006(?)–)
  • U.S.-China Working Group (2006(?)–)
  • U.S.-Mongolia Friendship Caucus (2006(?)–)
  • U.S.-New Zealand Congressional Caucus (2006(?)–)

V

W

X

Y

  • Victory in Iraq Caucus (2006(?)–)
  • Youth Challenge Caucus (2006(?)–)

Z

  • Zero Capital Gains Tax Caucus (2006(?)–)

Other caucuses

Some caucuses are not listed with the Committee on House Administration.

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