As “progressives,” we believe that it is through government that the needs of the people are protected and provided for. What unites us as progressive Democrats is our belief that the common good must supersede the influence of corporate greed. As a party, we are strongest when we respect individual liberties, with second class status for no one. We are strongest when we embrace our diversity, united by a sense of collective responsibility, rather than allowing any differences to divide us.
As the Progressive Caucus, we aim to put these core values into practice and thereby strengthen our party.
Whether you are a new or returning member, please click the Onboarding tab to learn more about who we are and how you can participate as a registered Democrat in good standing.
As members of the Pennsylvania Democratic Committee, we gather for in-person meetings three times each year.
Members gather in subcommittees and report out in Monthly Convenings. We meet the Second Tuesday of each month at 7pm on zoom. Any registered Democrat in PA may complete a Membership Form to receive meeting notices.
Links on how to participate in subcommittees is coming soon. 🫠
Fundraising
Communications
Recruit & Win
Resolutions
Complete Membership Form if you haven’t already.
Complete Scheduling Form sharing your best meeting days/times to help us plan.
Tell us about your experiences with voter outreach/voter protection:
Prepare an oral story/report out for the next meeting.
Complete a Civic Reporting Form - takes about 25 minutes
Watch our presentation on Democratic Party Structure and our role as the Progressive Caucus within it here.
Watch the Education is Power session we co-hosted with the Black Caucus
Follow our Social Media:
Ask your State Reps to Co-Sponsor Pennsylvania Universal Healthcare Act as sponsored by @repgregscott and @reppowell. Click here to learn more about the PA Universal Health Care Act
Pennsylvanians Together: For Our Common Wealth Sign this petition to declare: I support a plan for Pennsylvanians for our common wealth. Raise the revenue we need from multinational corporations and billionaires. Invest in people and build a Pennsylvania where everyone—not just the wealthy few—can succeed.
Time Done Day rally on the Harrisburg Capital steps on Sept. 29 from 11-1pm for post-conviction support policies and practices. This national network helps people with convictions and their families overcome barriers.
Election Facts & Resources
PA official 2026 election dates and deadlines
PA mail-ballot application and information
Find county ballot-return locations
Election Protection — See PADems.org/Vote
If you need additional instruction, guidance, or resources related to voting in Pennsylvania, please visit the VotesPA Resource Center.
You may also call the Bureau of Elections at 717-787-5280 or 1-877-868-3772 or your county elections office.
Need Immediate Support? PA Dems Voter Assistance Hotline: 833-PAVOTES (833-728-6837) Texting to and from 833-728-6837 is subject to the SMS Terms.
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Protect your Peace
If you or someone you know is having thoughts of suicide or experiencing a mental health crisis, call or text 988 Suicide & Crisis Lifeline to connect with a trained counselor for free, confidential support available 24/7.