Democracy Reform Task Force
Democracy Reform Task Force
To encourage civic engagement, especially amongst younger generations, we must rebuild trust in government. Future Caucus is connecting young lawmakers across state and party lines to find innovative solutions to democracy reform that make government more accountable, transparent, and functional.
The Democracy Reform Task Force aims to advance a national conversation on reforming government and engage members in peer-to-peer dialogues and expert-led discussions. The Task Force is organized for members to share their experiences, expertise, and approaches to initiatives appropriate for them in their state. Participation does not imply support of all approaches to democracy reform.
Representative Chaz Beasley North Carolina (D)
Representative Jonathan Brostoff
Representative Michael Caldwell
Senator Stanley Chang
Representative Stephanie Clayton
Representative Shevrin Jones
Senator Frank LaRose
Senator Art Linares
Representative David Olsen
Representative Warwick Sabin
Representative Caroline Simmons
Representative Amanda Stuck
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2024 Rising star Awards
Event date: November 20, 2024
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The “three Mortgages” Of young Pennsylvanians
Event date: March 25, 2024
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What young Republican lawmakers want to see <span class="dewidow">from Trump</span>
How Young Politicians Are Working toward Change
November 8, 2024
How young politicians are working <span class="dewidow">toward change</span>Resources
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