Caucus Members
Rep. Brian K. Fitzpatrick
Pennsylvania, 1st District
Visit Official WebsiteCommittee Assignments: Permanent Select Committee on Intelligence, Ways and Means
"I thank my colleagues for once again placing their trust and confidence in me to continue to lead the bipartisan Problem Solvers Caucus. As we move forward, we will ensure that two-party solutions are advanced, that the bipartisan relationship is recalibrated to be an all-in, 50-50 two-way proposition, and that pragmatism and balance prevail over extremism and ideological purity. There is nothing more important to the preservation of democracy, and to the success of our nation, than genuine bipartisan leadership. We will embrace this challenge once again, and we will succeed, because I love the United States of America, the greatest country on earth."
Rep. Tom Suozzi
New York, 3rd District
Visit Official WebsiteCommittee Assignments: Ways and Means
“I am honored that my colleagues have elected me to now serve as the Co-Chair of the bipartisan Problem Solvers Caucus. My philosophy is simple: I’ll work with anyone who wants to genuinely solve problems and make life better for the American people, but I’ll never abandon my values. You can only solve complicated problems when you have people of goodwill who are willing to sit down with one another and work together to try and find common ground. We have that in this Caucus, and I look forward to getting to work to solve problems for the American people.”
Rep. Josh Gottheimer
New Jersey, 5th District
Visit Official WebsiteCommittee Assignments: Permanent Select Committee on Intelligence, Financial Services
"I am eager to continue my work of bringing people together to deliver real results for New Jersey and American families. This is how government should work. We need more of this bipartisan approach when it comes to getting things done for people — putting common sense over extremism and tackling the issues that matter most to everyday Americans."
Rep. Ed Case
Hawaii, 1st District
Visit Official WebsiteCommittee Assignments: Appropriations, Natural Resources
“All Americans want our leaders to solve our problems. In a deeply divided and polarized country, that won’t just happen, but takes dedicated effort over time. And in a closely divided Congress, where the reality is that real problem solving must be bipartisan, that takes focused commitment. The Problem Solvers Caucus has a proven record of forging solutions to tough challenges and offers a path to real achievement in the 119th Congress.”
Rep. Nicole Malliotakis
New York, 11th District
Visit Official WebsiteCommittee Assignments: Ways and Means, Select Subcommittee on the Coronavirus Pandemic
“With record high inflation, skyrocketing energy costs, a mass illegal immigration crisis and tax cuts set to expire, it’s critically important for Congress to come together to protect Americans and get our debt under control. The Problem Solvers Caucus is acutely focused on passing bipartisan legislation that will provide our constituents with tangible relief for the many crises we’re experiencing today.”
Rep. Andrew R. Garbarino
New York, 2nd District
Visit Official WebsiteCommittee Assignments: Homeland Security, Financial Services, Ethics
“Bipartisan cooperation is the cornerstone of lasting, resilient policymaking. There are plenty of areas where we can build consensus and deliver real results for our constituents — if we work together. That’s why I first joined the Problem Solvers Caucus and why I am proud to enter my third term in Congress as Vice Chair.”
Rep. Don Bacon
Nebraska, 2nd District
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“James Madison designed our Federal Government to find consensus when governing, which is why our best ideas come from consensus building and listening to others. For years, partisanship has kept a chokehold on Congress, preventing it from working on the most crucial issues Americans face. I am eager to continue my work with the Problem Solvers Caucus for more effective representation in the 119th Congress.”.
Rep. Greg Landsman
Ohio, 1st District
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“We cannot lose sight of the fact that bipartisanship is often times the only way to solve problems and tackle some of the most complicated issues facing our country. I’m grateful to be leading on this as the new Democratic Whip of the Problem Solvers Caucus. One of the most important things we must tackle is fixing our economy and ensuring that hard work pays off for every single American.”
Rep. Rob Bresnahan
Pennsylvania, 8th District
Visit Official WebsiteCommittee Assignments: Agriculture, Small Business, Transportation & Infrastructure
“I firmly believe it is when we work together as a team that we can find success. At the end of the day, we are all looking to make life better for our constituents. I am proud to be a part of a group that allows Members from both sides of the aisle the opportunity to come together to find commonsense solutions and make America and better and safer place to call home.”
Rep. Salud O. Carbajal
California, 24th District
Visit Official WebsiteCommittee Assignments: Transportation and Infrastructure, Armed Services, Agriculture
“There is more that unites than divides us, and no single party has a monopoly on good ideas. During my tenure as a Santa Barbara County Supervisor, I worked across the aisle in order to modernize our infrastructure and secure funding for children's health insurance. As a Member of Congress, I have championed bipartisan legislation on topics ranging from veteran's benefits to gun violence prevention. My constituents sent me to Washington to achieve real progress, and the Problem Solver Caucus allows me and my colleagues to break down party barriers and work together to achieve results on the issues facing our county at this critical time.”
Rep. Juan Ciscomani
Arizona, 6th District
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"The American people sent us to Washington to bring home results. The Problem Solvers Caucus has proven time and time again that when we prioritize the common good, we can find common ground. I look forward to working with my colleagues, both Democrat and Republican, to advance common sense solutions to the issues facing our communities."
Rep. Ben Cline
Virginia, 6th District
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“With the country so divided, it’s important that Congress work together and find common ground where we can in an effort to move the Nation forward,” Cline said. “Only through reasoned dialogue will we find lasting solutions to our country’s greatest challenges, and the Problem Solvers Caucus will be a leading proponent of achieving that goal.”
Rep. Jim Costa
California, 21st District
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“We must cut through partisan rhetoric and divisiveness. Working together across the aisle is the only way we can work to pass legislation that benefits all Americans.”
Rep. Angie Craig
Minnesota, 2nd District
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"Over my four years in Congress, I've seen firsthand that the key to achieving enduring results for Minnesotans starts with bipartisanship, and that's why I'm joining the Problem Solvers Caucus. I remain committed to working in good faith with Democrats and Republicans to strengthen our economy and keep Americans safe, and I look forward to making progress as part of the Problem Solvers Caucus."
Rep. Henry Cuellar
Texas, 28th District
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As Representatives, we have an important obligation to advance the interests of our constituents, regardless of their party preference. I am proud to be a member of the Problem Solvers Caucus because each of our members recognizes the need for bipartisanship. It is only through cooperation and common-sense solutions that we can address this country's greatest problems.
Rep. Donald G. Davis
North Carolina, 1st District
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"I joined the Problem Solvers Caucus because I'm dedicated to seeking common ground that brings positive change to eastern North Carolinians. With my colleagues on the Caucus, we are laser-focused on crafting policies and legislation that address the immediate needs of our communities and pave the way for a brighter and more prosperous future for all."
Rep. Debbie Dingell
Michigan, 6th District
Visit Official WebsiteCommittee Assignments: Energy and Commerce, Natural Resources, Select Subcommittee on the Coronavirus Pandemic
“The American people are tired of the partisan bickering and gridlock that’s prevented Congress from addressing issues impacting hardworking men and women. Too often we retreat to our familiar corners to talk with people who think like us, unwilling to engage with those with different views. Our responsibility in Congress is larger than that. We made an obligation to deliver for those who sent us to Washington – that means working in a bipartisan manner. Unity – not division –makes our country strong. As a member of the Problem Solvers Caucus, we work every day to bring members together and bridge the partisan divide.”
Rep. Chuck Edwards
North Carolina, 11th District
Visit Official WebsiteCommittee Assignments: Transportation and Infrastructure, Budget, Oversight and Accountability
“I joined the Problem Solvers Caucus because I believe the issues affecting folks today cross party lines, and we all have more in common than we do differences. My goal is to help make life better in Western North Carolina, and my colleagues and I on the Problem Solvers Caucus are focused on delivering real solutions to the kitchen-table issues that affect the day-to-day lives of Americans.”
Rep. Gabe Evans
Colorado, 8th District
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“Whether it’s securing the border, cracking down on fentanyl, or lowering costs, there is plenty that we all can agree on no matter our political preferences. I look forward to working with my colleagues in the Problem Solvers Caucus to deliver results that make life better, safer, and less expensive for all Coloradans.”
Rep. Jared F. Golden
Maine, 2nd District
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“I consistently hear from my constituents that they want members of Congress to work together for the good of the country and our communities. Members of Congress and so many Americans are both bitterly divided and seemingly unable to listen to one another. This needs to end now, and the Problem Solvers Caucus can help lead the way. I’m excited to join this team and to get to work with the other members of the caucus on our nation's most pressing problems.”
Rep. Josh Harder
California, 9th District
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“Getting things done for the people we represent is more important than party labels. I’m proud to be a member of the Problem Solvers Caucus and I look forward to working with my friends on both sides of the aisle to get results for the American people.”
Rep. Steven Horsford
Nevada, 4th District
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“I joined the Problem Solvers Caucus because my constituents are counting on me to deliver for them. Before starting my career in politics, I led Nevada’s Culinary Training Academy and worked with people from all backgrounds to train Nevadans for good jobs in the hospitality industry. As Majority Leader in the Nevada Senate, I built a bipartisan coalition to rescue our state from a budget crisis. Now, in the House of Representatives, I’ve been proud to work across the aisle to create good jobs, protect working people, and build a bright future for families in Nevada’s Fourth District and across the country.”
Rep. Chrissy Houlahan
Pennsylvania, 6th District
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"My community in Pennsylvania is roughly 40% Republican, 40% Democrat, and 20% Independent, and we all work together for the betterment of our Commonwealth - an increasingly rare feat in today's polarized environment. Congress has something to learn from my service-minded and forward-thinking community, which is why I'm proud to bring our bipartisan spirit to Washington and find common ground in the Problem Solvers Caucus. This group stands for what we all know to be true: lasting change is rooted in bipartisan collaboration."
Rep. Jeff Hurd
Colorado, 3rd District
Visit Official WebsiteCommittee Assignments: Natural Resources, Transportation & Infrastructure, and Science, Space, and Technology
“It is important - more than ever - that we are willing to work together to get things done,” said Rep. Hurd. “I am honored to join the Problem Solvers Caucus. I look forward to working with any member who is focused on passing meaningful legislation to ensure energy dominance, reduce inflation, and grow economic opportunities.”
Rep. Dusty Johnson
South Dakota, District
Visit Official WebsiteCommittee Assignments: Agriculture, Transportation and Infrastructure, Select Committee on Strategic Competition between the U.S. and the CCP
"Washington functions better when both sides work together on policies that will benefit the American people. I’m proud to be a part of a team focused on bridging divides rather than encouraging them."
Rep. David P. Joyce
Ohio, 14th District
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“Americans deserve a good-faith effort from their elected officials to drop the partisan bickering and work together to solve the challenges facing our nation. My colleagues and I on the Problem Solvers Caucus pride ourselves on leaving politics at the door and listening to our constituents. When we fairly evaluate ideas outside of our own ideology, we not only encourage effective lawmaking, we also ensure that when we do disagree, we can do so respectfully. Regardless of where you land on the political spectrum, I think we can all agree that the current blue team versus red team mentality is preventing us from addressing our nation’s problems and the American people are paying the price. I am proud to be a part of this group of lawmakers who work across the aisle to prioritize the needs of their constituents.”
Rep. Thomas H. Kean
New Jersey, 7th District
Visit Official WebsiteCommittee Assignments: Transportation and Infrastructure, Foreign Affairs, Science, Space and Technology
"I joined the Problem Solvers Caucus to help find solutions for families and businesses in New Jersey. Every day of gridlock in Washington is another day that issues impacting my constituents at home go unaddressed. This Congress needs to lead in a time when partisan gridlock often derails progress. I'm working to find common sense solutions to cut inflation, build a 21st century economy that promotes innovation, and keep our communities safe."
Rep. Jennifer A. Kiggans
Virginia, 02 District
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“Politicians across the aisle often forget that their constituents sent them to Washington to deliver real results, not endlessly fight with their colleagues. When I served in the Navy, we all wore the same uniform and worked together to achieve a common mission – those are the same values I brought with me to Congress. I look forward to continuing to work with my colleagues on both sides of the aisle to pass meaningful legislation and deliver commonsense solutions that will benefit our Commonwealth and our country.”
Rep. Young Kim
California, 40th District
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“I came to Congress to break through the partisan gridlock and get things done for the 39th District of California. I am thrilled to be able to keep my promise to my constituents to work in a bipartisan way and hit the ground running with these like-minded members who want to find consensus. The Problem Solvers Caucus is Congress working at its best and has played a significant role in making bipartisan deals on COVID-19 relief, immigration reform, health care and other important policy issues. I look forward to finding common ground with my colleagues and being a bipartisan voice for the 39th District of California.”
Rep. Nick LaLota
New York, 1st District
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"As a Navy Veteran, I understand the value of results over rhetoric. The Problem Solvers have a proven track record of doing just that, including the historic infrastructure bill and forcing changes to House rules to increase bipartisanship. Joining the Problem Solvers Caucus has helped me get results for Long Islanders and I'm proud to be a member of this bipartisan, efficient, hard-working, and effective Caucus."
Rep. Michael Lawler
New York, 17th District
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"I joined the Problem Solvers Caucus to work with my colleagues toward solutions to the myriad problems our country is facing. It's going to take both parties working together to get the results families across the Hudson Valley and America expect and deserve. We can work together to get our economy back on track, keep our communities safe, and ensure America remains strong. That's why I ran for Congress and it's why I work with my colleagues each and every day to build bridges across the partisan divide and deliver tangible results."
Rep. Susie Lee
Nevada, 3rd District
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“I ran for Congress because I knew that I could bring my approach to solving problems here in Nevada to Washington and work with anyone to get results for families. When I ran non-profits, I had to look at the problems facing our community and find a path forward regardless of who was a Democrat or Republican or non-partisan, which is why I’m proud to join the Problem Solvers Caucus. This Caucus is committed to finding common ground and creating common sense solutions to issues working families are facing every day.”
Rep. Daniel Meuser
Pennsylvania, 9th District
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"Building consensus is important to my constituents. Before I came to Congress, I worked to grow a small business into a larger one and learned that listening to the ideas of others makes us stronger. I am glad to return to The Problem Solvers Caucus and look forward to working with other members to put aside political ideology and find solutions that best serve the American people."
Rep. Blake D. Moore
Utah, 1st District
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“Since my first day in Congress, I have been committed to putting productivity over partisanship. Divisive rhetoric and ideological warfare inhibit our ability to craft meaningful, enduring solutions for the American people. On the Problem Solvers Caucus, we have an opportunity to set a strong example of bipartisan collaboration and move Congress toward a more functional model that prioritizes results. We are Americans first, united under one flag, and I look forward to finding common ground with my colleagues on the Problem Solvers Caucus.”
Rep. James C. Moylan
Guam, District
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"Creating spaces where we can foster bipartisan relationships is the key to finding solutions to the problems faced by many of our constituents. This is why I'm proud to be a part of the Problem Solvers Caucus where members from both sides of the aisle can come together and focus on delivering results for our communities."
Rep. Donald Norcross
New Jersey, 1st District
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"I am committed to finding commonsense solutions to some of our nation's most pressing problems. I look forward to working with my colleagues from both sides of the aisle to find common ground and move the ball forward for the American people and New Jersey's 1st Congressional District."
Rep. Jimmy Panetta
California, 19th District
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“Long-term solutions do not necessarily come from just one person or party, but often require bipartisan collaboration. That’s how real, sustainable improvements can be made to our nation’s most pressing challenges. This caucus provides that forum for Members from across the aisle to work together on solutions to the problems facing our country."
Rep. Chris Pappas
New Hampshire, 1st District
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“As we begin to emerge from this public health and economic crisis, it is more important than ever that we come together to put the needs of the American people above partisan politics. The Problem Solvers Caucus has stayed above the fray and focused on the critical policy discussions that most Americans care about, such as tackling the rising cost of healthcare, supporting our small businesses, and rebuilding the nation's crumbling infrastructure. I look forward to working with my colleagues in the Problem Solvers Caucus to galvanize support on both sides of the aisle for common sense solutions to build a brighter future for all Americans."
Rep. Marie Gluesenkamp Perez
Washington, 3rd District
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"I came to Congress to represent the values of Southwest Washington, not just vote down the party line. To get things done, we’ve got to think independently and support good ideas – no matter which side of the aisle they come from. As a member of the Problem Solvers Caucus, I’ve made it my priority to build strong relationships across the aisle and tune out the noise of clickbait politics. I’m glad to say we’ve made meaningful, bipartisan progress on the issues that matter most to my community".
Rep. Scott H. Peters
California, 50th District
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“It is an honor to represent the 52nd District of California, including Poway, Coronado, and large portions of the City of San Diego in Congress. As a member of House Energy & Commerce and Budget Committees, I understand that solutions to our nation’s biggest problems have to be bipartisan, in order to be sustaining for the long term. That’s why I’m committed to work with everyone to build consensus and get things done; and that’s always been my approach, when I served as an environmental attorney, as City Council President, as Port Commission Chairman, and now, in Congress.”
Rep. Brittany Pettersen
Colorado, 7th District
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"When so many Americans are frustrated with the gridlock in Washington, I joined the bipartisan Problem Solvers Caucus to find consensus and work together with members from both sides of the aisle to deliver real solutions for people in Colorado and across the country. I am grateful to be a part of a group of lawmakers that is focused on addressing our nation's greatest challenges rather than pursuing partisan agendas."
Rep. Maria Elvira Salazar
Florida, 27th District
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"Miami put me in Congress because they trust that I will work around toxic partisanship and political squabbles. I joined the Problem Solvers Caucus because this is a serious group of legislators who are on the same mission as me to get the job done. We must work together to reform our immigration system, grow the U.S. economy, and strengthen engagement with our allies in Latin America."
Rep. Bradley Scott Schneider
Illinois, 10th District
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“The American people want representatives who work across the aisle to make progress for our communities. The Problem Solvers Caucus brings together members willing to put solutions ahead of partisanship on the major issues we face, from lowering the cost of health care and rebuilding our infrastructure to making Congress more responsive and effective.”
Rep. Hillary J. Scholten
Michigan, 3rd District
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“As a Democrat from a historically Republican district, I’m determined to deliver for ALL West Michiganders, no matter their political party or background. There is so much more that unites us than divides us, and those unifying, commonsense issues are at the root of my public service. I’m laser-focused on the issues that matter to working families across the district because those are the issues that matter to my family, too. I’m proud to carry West Michigan’s hard-working, community-oriented spirit with me to find common ground in Congress and the Problem Solvers Caucus. This group of lawmakers is determined to get things done for the American people.”
Rep. Darren Soto
Florida, 9th District
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“I came to Congress to deliver results for our Central Florida constituents. Being a Member in the Problem Solvers Caucus helps me accomplish just that. We’ve already made significant changes to break the gridlock in Washington. We will continue to work in a bipartisan manner to move America forward!”
Rep. Bryan Steil
Wisconsin, 1st District
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"When I came to D.C. for new member orientation, there were two buses: one for Republicans and one for Democrats. Partisanship is too engrained in Washington. Congress needs to focus on achieving results for the American people and moving the country forward."
Rep. Haley M. Stevens
Michigan, 11th District
Visit Official WebsiteCommittee Assignments: Education and Workforce, Science, Space, and Technology, Select Committee on Strategic Competition between the U.S. and the CCP
“Now more than ever Members of Congress must put aside their partisan differences and deliver for the American people. It’s time to focus on issues that matter to everyday people; strengthening our economy, getting pandemic assistance to the folks who need it most, and making critical investments in infrastructure, manufacturing, and technology. I am proud to be a member of the House Problem Solvers Caucus and am committed to working across party lines to make life better for Michiganders and American families.”
Rep. Emilia Strong Sykes
Ohio, 13th District
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"In Ohio, we solve problems through respecting one another, genuinely listening, and working toward a common good. My stance has always been: I will work with anyone, anywhere to deliver results for the people of Ohio's 13th Congressional District, because I represent everyone in my district, regardless of their politics or beliefs. I am proud to join my fellow Problem Solver Caucus members in putting people before partisan politics."
Rep. David G. Valadao
California, 22nd District
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“Real solutions often require working across the aisle in a collaborative way to achieve bipartisan consensus. In my role on the Problem Solvers Caucus, I will work hard to find common sense solutions for the Central Valley.”