The Equality PAC Mission
Equality PAC is the political arm of the Congressional LGBTQ Equality Caucus and is dedicated to the full legal and societal equality for LGBTQ Americans. All funds raised into Equality PAC are spent supporting and electing openly LGBTQ individuals and strong LGBTQ allies to the United States Congress who are committed to passing the Equality ACT and to ensuring full civil rights and protections for all LGBTQ Americans.
CONTRIBUTE TODAY
Contribute to Equality PAC today and join us in the fight to support more openly LGBTQ candidates running for federal office, as well as members of the Congressional LGBT Equality Caucus
ENDORSED CANDIDATES
During the 2022 election cycle, Equality PAC recruited, endorsed, mentored, and supported a record number and very diverse group of LGBTQ congressional candidates, electing a record number of 10 endorsed LGBTQ candidates to the House.
OUR TEAM
Equality PAC is dedicated to bringing nearer the full legal and societal equality of LGBTQ people. Learn more about the Board Members and Co-Chairs that make it happen!
Equality PAC Marks 2nd Anniversary of House Passage of the Equality Act
Equality PAC Marks 2nd Anniversary of House Passage of the Equality Act
Washington, DC – Today, Equality PAC Co-Chairs Ranking Member Mark Takano (D-CA) and Congressman Ritchie Torres (D-NY) release the following statement …
Equality PAC Member Board Names Congressman Ritchie Torres to Serve as Equality PAC Co-Chair
Equality PAC Member Board Names Congressman Ritchie Torres to Serve as Equality PAC Co-Chair
Washington, DC – Today, Equality PAC Co-Chair and founder Ranking Member Mark Takano (D-CA) announced that Equality PAC’s Member Board has …
Equality PAC Statement on Congressman David Cicilline’s Announcement That He Will Leave Congress Later This Year
Equality PAC Statement on Congressman David Cicilline’s Announcement That He Will Leave Congress Later This Year
Washington, DC – Today, Equality PAC Co-Chair Ranking Member Mark Takano (D-CA) released the following statement on Congressman David Cicilline’s decision …
