Exclusive: this Commission of Democratic States (DNC) raised billboards in nine competitive House areas to convene Republican deputies accused by Democrats who refused to hold a town hall with their voters.
The DNC teamed up with the state Democratic Committee and the Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee to launch the billboard launch with FOX News was shared with Fox News on Wednesday.
Face-to-face public event will be held this week during the House of Representatives’ Congressional recession Republican representatives Democrats believe that in next year’s midterm elections, the Democrats’ goal is to win the attacks in most conference halls.
The DNC said the billboards will appear in the area of Rep. Juan Ciscomani (AZ-06) in Arizona, Gabe Evans (Co-08) in Colorado, Anna Paulina Luna (FL-13) in Florida, Bacon (NE-02) in Nebraska, and Rob Bresnahan (PA-07) and Rob Bresnahan (PA-07) in Pennsylvania.
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The Democratic National Committee is launching billboards in the district of nine Republican members of Congress. (Democratic National Committee)
The Democrats’ move this month follows last month’s outbreak and protests at City Hall held by some Republican lawmakers.
The outbreak responded to the president’s thorough and controversial move Donald Trump During the opening week of his second post at the White House, it included a massive rise and downsizing of the federal government’s workforce.
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Trump and Republican leaders blamed the protests on Democratic activists and voters appearing at City Hall, which the Republicans claimed was an attempt to expand the unrest.
A man yelled at North Carolina Republican Rep. Chuck Edwards at a Congressional City Hall meeting in Asheville, North Carolina on March 13, 2025. (Shaan Rayford/Getty Image)
What the president accused of breaking out was the work of the “paid troublemaker” and “is part of the Democrats.” House Speaker Mike Johnson The claim was ignited by “professional protesters.”
In response, Johnson and the National Republican Congress Committee, the House Republican campaign department urged Republican members to avoid face-to-face gatherings with voters when possible, instead hold virtual town halls.
During his release, the DNC claimed Republican lawmakers were “hiding from voters” and that “it’s time to get Republicans nationwide to stand up” and “face music” which Democrats call “an unpopular agenda.”
The newly elected Democratic National Committee chair Ken Martin spoke after winning the vote at the Democratic National Winter Conference at the Gaylord National Resort and Convention Center in National Harbor, Maryland on Saturday, February 1, 2025. (AP Photo/Rod Lamkey, Jr.)
Recently elected DNC chairman Ken Martin argued in a statement to Fox News: “Republicans refused to meet with their voters after the vote to cancel health care and make it harder for families to put food on the table. It’s not surprising that over the past few months, a word has been used to describe Republicans: cowards: cowards: cowards.”
“If Republicans don’t show up, Democrats will,” Martin stressed. “We’re hosting events in a Republican-owned district, and we’re pasting phone numbers from Republican deputies on their district billboards because working families should be heard.”
