Democratic Party ‘doubling down’ on town hall meetings targeting Republican-held districts

The Democratic National Committee continues its impetus to host mayoralties in the Republican districts-is increasing a new set of mayoralties focused on the budget bill led by Republicans and including high-profile employees such as Senator Corey Booker, DN.J., ABC News.

These “mayoralties of the people”, which will take place during the two -week April April recess of Congress, which begins next week, comes when Democrats are looking to knock the Republicans and the White House and contact voters because of economic problems and accessibility.

Democrats are largely focused on the budget plan that President Donald Trump has said will help his administration’s priorities, including tax reduction and borderline investment.

But this bill was criticized by Democrats as potentially leading to the cuts of key programs that Americans rely on, such as health or nutritional assistance during economic uncertainty.

“Both in the Reds and in the Blue Communities, people are sick and tired by Donald Trump and Elon Musk, who destroy the economy, threaten health and social security, and worsen life for families,” said DNS President Ken Martin in a statement.

“In April, we doubled with leading democratic votes, which are further joined by mayoralties in key areas across the country. Republicans still want to pretend that their constituents do not exist, but we believe that Americans deserve to hear their voice.”

Republicans claim that the budget plan is not and will not threaten any benefits or rights, and Trump said that his administration would not reduce or threaten social security benefits. Republicans also backed against the allegations that they did not host mayoralties, saying that they were still hosted by personal events or heard from voters by phone and practically. Some members face fierce discounts from the voters of their events.

The mayoralties of the Democratic Party during the indentation are designed to contain high-ranking figures of the congress-influential Booker, Senator of Connecticut Chris Murphy, Arizona Greg Staton and Florida Rep. Maxwell Frost, according to DNA.

Booker received increased attention in early April after breaking the congress record, speaking more than 24 hours in a marathon speech on the Senate floor, protesting against the national “crisis”, he said that President Donald Trump and a key advisor Elon Musk had created.

“The Democratic Party is the worst when he is concerned about the party. This is the strongest when he is concerned about people when she is more greedy and wider than any narrow, political analysis,” Booker told ABC News this week anchor George Stefanopoulos on Sunday.

Democratic mayoralties will be held during the recess on April 13 at the 6th Arizona County, on April 22 in the 8th Pennsylvania County, on April 24 in the 8th district of Colorado and in the 9th district of North Carolina, and on April 25 in the 2nd Missuri Circle.

Two of these areas -the 8th Pennsylvania, represented by a reporter Robert Britanhan and the 8th in Colorado, represented by the reputation Gabe Evans, were turned by Republicans to the 2024 elections.

The ninth district of North Carolina is represented by a reporter Richard Hudson, chairman of the National Committee for Republican Campaigns (NRCC). In March, Hudson encouraged home Republicans to make more virtual events instead of personal mayoralties, although the NRCC said it was a proposal to help members reach more voters.

The new batch of Democrats mayoralties is also a joint effort between DNA and two of its branches, the Democratic Congress Campaign Committee (DCCC) and the Association of State Democratic Committees (ASDC).

“While vulnerable Republicans continue to be scared as they vote to increase costs, the intestines of Medicaid and threaten the livelihood of working families, we will make sure that the voters know they should not wait until the day of the election to report them.”

According to DNC, these three party weapons have hosted 71 mayoralties in 35 states and territories in the last three weeks, with a total of tens of thousands present.

-Baren Peller and Isabarla.