As Republicans wrangle their members to unify behind the GOP budget plan, Democrats are planning more town halls in opposing party districts.
Over the upcoming April congressional recess, Democrats are set to host five new town halls in target districts where the sitting Republican representatives have not held in-person meetings with their constituents, party officials shared with NOTUS.
On the list are districts represented by Arizona Rep. Juan Ciscomani, Pennsylvania Rep. Rob Bresnahan, Colorado Rep. Gabe Evans, Missouri Rep. Ann Wagner and North Carolina Rep. Richard Hudson. In March, Hudson, who is the National Republican Congressional Committee chair, advised Republicans to quit doing in-person town halls.