To increase the number of African Americans in Congress; to support non-Black candidates who champion our interests.
The CBC PAC works to increase the number of African Americans in the U.S. Congress, support non-Black candidates that champion our interests, and promote African American participation in the political process-with an emphasis on young voters. There are currently 43 African Americans in Congress comprising the largest Congressional Black Caucus in history. With your financial support we will conti
06/12/2026
Our power deserves to be amplified. was a sponsor at this year’s Conference in Washington, DC, a space built for creators ready to drive meaningful change on the issues that matter. The next generation of leadership was in those rooms, and they are meeting people where they are to build informed voters. Support and the creators showing up for our communities.
Speaker Johnson said it himself. Republicans plan to cut Social Security, Medicaid, and Medicare if they hold power next year. That threat lands on top of the worst drop in Social Security’s long-term solvency in over 30 years. Our members are in Congress protecting every dollar of every benefit.
$1.5 million is what Trump promised. $14 million is what federal contracts show. The gap between what he says and what taxpayers owe is wider than the pool itself. 👀That’s YOUR money. 💸
06/09/2026
Today is primary day in Maine, Nevada, North Dakota, and South Carolina! Head to iwillvote.com to find your polling location and learn what to bring. Your primary vote is the foundation of the general election. Share this and let's get every eligible voter to the polls!
06/03/2026
Working families deserve healthcare, not debt. Democrats are defending Medicaid and demanding a government that puts people’s wellbeing first. The fight is happening right now.
06/02/2026
TODAY is primary day in California, Iowa, Montana, New Jersey, New Mexico, and South Dakota! Find your polling place at iwillvote.com. Get out and vote!
The courage of trailblazers like Bayard Rustin, Marsha P. Johnson, and so many unsung heroes laid the foundation for LGBTQ+ equality we see today. These pioneers faced discrimination and danger to demand basic human dignity, creating pathways for future generations to live authentically and without fear.
Pride represents more than celebration. It’s an ongoing commitment to justice. As we honor this legacy, let’s continue building bridges toward full acceptance and ensuring every person feels valued for exactly who they are.
05/27/2026
Twenty years of showing up for Houston. Rep. Al Green came to Congress in 2005 as a civil rights veteran and never stopped fighting. He served as president of the Houston NAACP, grew its membership from hundreds to thousands, and carried that same energy to the House floor every single day. His advocacy for fair housing, economic equality, and the communities that needed a voice the most leaves a mark that outlasts any election cycle. We honor his service and his legacy.
05/27/2026
Colin Allred is headed back to Washington. Tonight, North Texas voters chose him as the Democratic nominee for TX-33 and sent a clear message about the kind of leadership they want in Congress. A civil rights attorney, former NFL player, and tireless advocate for working families, Allred brings a proven record and a fighter’s heart to this race. Congratulations on this hard-earned win.