Congressional Black Caucus

The Congressional Black Caucus is an organization representing African American members of the Congress of the United States. Its chair in the 109th Congress is Representative Mel Watt of North Carolina.

Members of the Caucus during the 109th Congress

(All current Caucus members are Democrats.)

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• Sanford Bishop of Georgia
• Corrine Brown of Florida
• G.K. Butterfield of North Carolina
• Julia Carson of Indiana
• Donna Christian-Christensen of the U.S. Virgin Islands
• William Lacy Clay, Jr. of Missouri
• Emanuel Cleaver of Missouri
• Jim Clyburn of South Carolina
• John Conyers, Jr. of Michigan
• Elijah Cummings of Maryland
• Artur Davis of Alabama
• Danny K. Davis of Illinois
• Chaka Fattah of Pennsylvania
• Harold Ford, Jr. of Tennessee
• Al Green of Texas
• Alcee Hastings of Florida
• Jesse L. Jackson, Jr. of Illinois
• Bill Jefferson of Louisiana
• Eddie Bernice Johnson of Texas
• Stephanie Tubbs Jones of Ohio
• Carolyn Cheeks Kilpatrick of Michigan
• Barbara Lee of California
• Sheila Jackson Lee of Texas
• John Lewis of Georgia
• Cynthia McKinney of Georgia
• Kendrick Meek of Florida
• Gregory Meeks of New York
• Juanita Millender-McDonald of California
• Gwen Moore of Wisconsin
• Eleanor Holmes Norton of the District of Columbia
• Senator Barack Obama of Illinois
• Major Owens of New York
• Donald Payne of New Jersey
• Charles B. Rangel of New York
• Bobby Rush of Illinois
• Bobby Scott of Virginia
• David Scott of Georgia
• Bennie Thompson of Mississippi
• Edolphus Towns of New York
• Maxine Waters of California
• Diane Watson of California
• Mel Watt of North Carolina
• Albert Wynn of Maryland