A group of senators or representatives who share certain opinions, interests, or social characteristics is called a(n)

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A caucus is a group of legislators who have common interests, opinions or social characteristics. They work together to promote their shared interests and can be influential in shaping legislation. Task forces are temporary groups of individuals brought together to solve a specific problem or address a specific issue. Commissions are official bodies created by the government to investigate or study a particular issue. Committees are groups of legislators who work together to review and make decisions on proposed legislation. While all of these types of groups play important roles in government, a caucus is specifically focused on promoting the interests of a particular group of legislators.

A Group of Senators or Representatives Who Share Certain Opinions