A legislative caucus is a group of lawmakers who belong to the same political party or share similar goals. They work together to advance their party's interests, discuss policy issues, and plan strategies in the legislative process. Full definition
Speak out in support of early childhood programs to legislative leaders and during legislative hearings, budget negotiations and legislative caucus meetings. (theounce.org)
Wright convened members of the Black, Puerto Rican, Hispanic and Asian legislative caucus in a fourth floor conference room shortly before noon. (politico.com)
«If you're a state legislative caucus director... you look at that and say, «In no way is that anything that we could possibly do.»» (adage.com)