Congressman Fred Upton has reiterated his support for the congressional Problem Solver Caucus by joining again for the new session. The PSC was formed in 2017 as a way for federal lawmakers to find common ground and get things done with a minimum of bickering. The bipartisan group will have a total of 56 members of Congress — 28 Republicans and 28 Democrats in the new session. Upton has been named the vice chair of the PSC. Also joining from Michigan are Representatives Debbie Dingell, Peter Meijer, Elissa Slotkin, and Haley Stevens.
