Problem Solvers Caucus
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06/11/2026
Yesterday, the Problem Solvers Caucus met with redistricting experts from The Cato Institute and Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) to get their insight on how to best combat partisan maps.
Too many Americans feel like politicians are choosing their voters instead of voters choosing their representatives. Restoring trust in that process isn’t a Democratic or Republican issue — it’s an American one.
06/10/2026
Inflation has been a challenge for years, and it continues to be now.
We released our bipartisan Affordability Agenda to ease the burden of rising costs across health care, housing, energy, child care, and food.
Affordability remains the issue Americans feel every single day. Congress cannot afford to ignore it.
Problem Solvers Caucus Releases Bipartisan Affordability Agenda WASHINGTON, D.C. – Today, the bipartisan Problem Solvers Caucus unveiled its Affordability Agenda, a comprehensive proposal to lower the cost of living in the United States. The framework received overwhelming support from Members of the caucus, which is evenly split between Democrats and Republic...
Partisan redistricting is a race to the bottom.
Rep. Jeff Hurd and Congressman Salud Carbajal joined CNN’s The Situation Room to discuss the bipartisan efforts of the Problem Solvers Caucus’ new working group on gerrymandering.
Competitive elections make for a healthier democracy and a more functional Congress.
Today, the Problem Solvers Caucus announced the formation of a bipartisan working group focused on addressing extreme partisan gerrymandering across the country.
The creation of this working group comes at a time when Americans across the political spectrum are increasingly frustrated with a system in which politicians choose their voters instead of voters choosing their representatives.
We believe bipartisan reforms are needed to restore competitiveness, fairness, and accountability to the democratic process.
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