WASHINGTON– Republican North Dakota Congresswoman Julie Fedorchak says she’s set to hold a telephone town hall.
The town hall will be held March 25 at 6:30 p.m. and will allow North Dakotans the opportunity to engaged ‘in a productive discussion about the issues that matter most to them,’ the Congresswoman says. Rep. Fedorchak will be able to connect with thousands of North Dakotans across the state, answering their questions and discussing key legislative priorities in real time.
Fedorchak’s office says the decision to hold a telephone town hall was made before National Republican Congressional Committee Chair Rep. Richard Hudson of North Carolina told Republicans not to have in-person town halls because of backlash against cuts made by the Trump administration. A spokesperson says Fedorchak’s staff mapped out a series of telephone town halls long before those comments were made because they feel it’s best way to make a venue available to citizens in such a large state.
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