Pennsylvania Future Caucus Co-Chairs

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Rep. Thomas Kutz (R)
Rep. Thomas Kutz (R)

Pennsylvania Future Caucus Co-Chair

Rep. Justin Fleming (D)
Rep. Justin Fleming (D)

Pennsylvania Future Caucus Co-Chair (D)

Support for the Caucus

 

U.S. Senator Bob Casey (D-PA)

““The Pennsylvania Future Caucus is an exciting group that represents our Commonwealth’s next generation of leaders. Efforts like the Future Caucus help lawmakers with different views come together in a bipartisan way around common sense proposals that create jobs and strengthen our state.”
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— U.S. Senator Bob Casey (D-PA), 1/16/15

U.S. Senator Pat Toomey (R-PA)

““Pennsylvania is home to approximately 3 million millennials. With this in mind, I am pleased to see a younger generation of Pennsylvanians running for office and organizing a Future Caucus designed to focus on the challenges millennials face. I am hopeful that the ideas this Caucus will support will be innovative and help promote Pennsylvania as an ideal place to live, work, and raise a family.””
— U.S. Senator Pat Toomey (R-PA), 12/15/14

Future Caucus News

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This Week in Pennsylvania: The Future Caucus
This Week in Pennsylvania: The Future Caucus

Young people typically don’t gravitate to state politics, but could that be changing?

On This Week in Pennsylvania, Dennis Owens speaks to two members of the Pennsylvania Future Caucus: Rep. Justin Flemming (D-Dauphin) and Rep. Thomas Kutz (R-Cumberland).

Bipartisan Future Caucus At Work In Harrisburg
Bipartisan Future Caucus At Work In Harrisburg

Republican Rep. Thomas Kutz of Cumberland County and Democrat Rep. Justin Fleming of Dauphin County will serve as chairmen of the new bipartisan Future Caucus.

How Harrisburg Works: New caucuses, special election season, and the death of a bill
How Harrisburg Works: New caucuses, special election season, and the death of a bill

A separate group of 18 lawmakers ages 45 years old or younger announced the formation of a bipartisan Pennsylvania Future Caucus comprised of millennial and Gen Z legislators. They hope to hash out compromises on issues faced by young people and families such as rising housing, higher education, and child care costs

Pennsylvania Future Caucus aims to bring lawmakers from both sides of the aisle together
Pennsylvania Future Caucus aims to bring lawmakers from both sides of the aisle together

In a rare, bipartisan move, Pennsylvania State Representatives are coming together to discuss the launch of the Future Caucus.

Media Coverage

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This Week in Pennsylvania: The Future Caucus
This Week in Pennsylvania: The Future Caucus

Young people typically don’t gravitate to state politics, but could that be changing?

On This Week in Pennsylvania, Dennis Owens speaks to two members of the Pennsylvania Future Caucus: Rep. Justin Flemming (D-Dauphin) and Rep. Thomas Kutz (R-Cumberland).

With Bipartisan Support, Two PA Lawmakers Hope to Freeze Tuition at State System Colleges
With Bipartisan Support, Two PA Lawmakers Hope to Freeze Tuition at State System Colleges

Two lawmakers in Pennsylvania's House of Representatives hope to address what's become major issues for many millennials — college affordability and student debt — when the General Assembly reconvenes in Harrisburg later this month.

Media Roundup: PA Future Caucus Unveils Tuition Freeze Legislation
Media Roundup: PA Future Caucus Unveils Tuition Freeze Legislation

Check out the media coverage from the recent Pennsylvania Future Caucus event calling for college affordability.

PA Future Caucus Proposes New Higher Education Bill
PA Future Caucus Proposes New Higher Education Bill

Pennsylvania Future Caucus Co-Chairs Reps. Nick Miccarelli (R - 162) and Kevin Boyle (D - 172) have circulated a co-sponsorship memo for a bill seeking to intervene on skyrocketing tuition costs. The bill provides for a tuition freeze at 14 state universities across Pennsylvania

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