Telephone Town Hall with Rep. Keith Self (R-TX-3)
Rep. Keith Self (TX-3) will be hosting a telephone town hall on Thursday, October 30th, at 7:00 PM CT! I look forward to discussing the shutdown and answering any questions you have as well.
https://www.facebook.com/RepKeithSelf/posts/pfbid0mmMvwojSEqscEU9SYYow6SUSaJeDptvMqAGVZBZBZmSR7KdCfaq9n1G8CxGoeqppl#
You may call in at (855) 435-1060. I hope you can join!
Town Hall with Rep. Randy Weber (R-TX-14) | US House
Rep. Weber will be giving updates on the work being done for Texas’ 14th District and callers will have a chance to ask questions.
☎️ Dial in at 877-229-8493 ➡️ ID Code: 121709
Telephone Town Hall with Congressman Aaron Bean
During this live event, Rep. Bean will provide an update on where things stand, what he is doing to support our air traffic controllers, service members, and homeland security personnel, and what it will take to move the needle forward. Most importantly, he’ll be answering your questions directly.
Whether you are a veteran, small business owner, a parent, or someone who just wants to know what’s going on, this is your chance to hear straight from Rep. Bean about what’s happening in Washington and Florida’s Fourth Congressional District, and how it affects you.
If you’ve never signed up to receive the call, be sure to register your information at: https://bean.house.gov/contact/tth-signup. Questions? Call (202) 225-0123.
Take Action! Our Grassroots is Local
Please visit our Action Center and take action!
https://www.nteu.org/takeaction/nteuaction
Rep. Ben Cline Town Hall
Residents of Lexington are invited to a town hall event with Congressman Ben Cline.
Registration is required to attend. Constituents of Lexington can sign up here.
This event will also be livestreamed on Rep. Cline’s official Facebook page for those who are not able to attend in person. Due to courthouse policy, cell phones, smart phones, iPads, iPods, or other electronic devices are not permitted inside the venue.
Rep. Brad Knott Telephone Town Hall
Register to opt-in for the telephone town hall here.
Rep. Cliff Bentz Telephone Town Hall
Join a telephone town hall on Wed., September 17, at 5:30 p.m. (PT) for Umatilla, Union, Baker, Gilliam, Malheur, Grant, Harney, Lake, Wallowa, Morrow, and Wheeler Counties.
Find a link to join at bentz.house.gov/live
Rep. Jen Kiggans Telephone Town Hall
Please RSVP to attend the telephone town hall here.
Rep. Russ Fulcher Telephone Town Hall
Rep. Russ Fulcher is hosting a telephone town hall on September 16, 2025, at 6 p.m. MT, 5 p.m. PT.
The event serves as an opportunity for residents of Idaho’s First Congressional District to ask questions, share input, and receive a congressional update from Congressman Fulcher.
Constituents can participate by dialing 833-998-1718 on a telephone at the time of the event.
Rep. David Valadao Telephone Town Hall
RSVP to the telephone town hall at 6:00 p.m. (PT) here.
Rep. Aaron Bean & Sen. Ashley Moody Telephone Town Hall
RSVP to attend the telephone town hall here.
Telephone Town Hall with U.S. Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy
Congressman Tom Tiffany (WI-07) announced that he will host a telephone town hall on Tuesday, September 9th, at 6:30 PM CST. The event will provide an opportunity to discuss the One Big Beautiful Bill and the progress made under the Trump administration to strengthen America’s safety, security, and prosperity. He will be joined by U.S. Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy.
Yankees Union Weekend
Join your fellow Union members and the New York Yankees for fun-filled games at Yankee Stadium!
Each Special Event Ticket includes:
- A New York Yankees Union Weekend Hoodie
- $15 New York Yankees Food & Beverage Voucher
Rep. Pat Fallon Town Hall
The Sherman event will be held on Thursday, August 28, 2025. This Townhall will begin at 6:45 PM CT at Grayson College, Cruce Stark Auditorium -- 6101 Grayson Drive, Denison, Texas 75020.
Rep. Nick Langworthy Telephone Town Hall
Join the telephone town hall on Wednesday at 7:30 p.m. to recap the month, and preview what is coming up in the fall.
RSVP here to join the call. Call-in number: 833-380-0618
Rep. Warren Davidson's Congressional Town Hall
RSVP to attend the town hall.
Event details:
Edgewood Middle School - 5005 OH-73, Trenton, OH 45067
August 27, 2025
Event Begins at 6:00pm
Rep. Rick Allen Community Office Hours
Check the schedule to find multiple dates, locations, and events this month.
Please note from Rep. Allen’s website:
Community Office Hours offer the opportunity for my office to provide constituents personal assistance on a wide array of federal issues such as FEMA, Social Security, Veterans Affairs, Medicare, and others, in their local communities. Please note: there will be no formal presentation nor will I be in attendance – these office hours are about one-on-one visits between members of my staff and you, GA-12 constituents.
Rep. Pat Fallon Town Hall
The Paris event will be held on Tuesday, August 26, 2025. This Townhall will begin at 5:00 PM CT at the Community Exhibit Center -- 590 E Center Street, Paris, TX 75460.
Town Hall with Rep. Barry Moore
Join a town hall hosted by 1819 News with U.S. Congressman Barry Moore.
Rep. Moore will share his insights, future plans, and answer questions.
The event will be filmed and presented on a upcoming episode of the 1819 News Podcast.
Rep. Laurel Lee Telephone Town Hall
This is a chance to hear about my work in Congress, get updates on key issues, and ask me your questions.
Monday, August 25th
6:30 PM ET
Call 833-946-1571 to join
Rep. Mark Alford Town Hall Tour
Congressman Mark Alford announced his August 2025 Town Hall Tour.
All events are open to the Fourth District residents and the media.
Find the event schedule and more information here.
Rep. Ashley Hinson’s BBQ Bash
The fifth annual BBQ Bash will include special guests, good food, live music, and more.
Tickets are $40 - kids under 12 and active duty military and law enforcement get in free.
Rep. Tom Kean, Jr.'s Town Hall
Congressional District 7 residents will host a town hall for Rep. Tom Kean Jr.'s district at 1:30 p.m. on Saturday, Aug. 16, at the Hillsborough Library, Room A.
The event will discuss how the Big Beautiful Bill will impact community members dependent on Medicaid, Snap, and other governmental services for their basic necessities.
Ask your Senators to oppose reconciliation proposals that target federal employees!
The Senate will now consider budget reconciliation legislation that would cut employee rights and benefits. We need all NTEU members, leaders, friends, and family to take a stand. This legislation has horrific provisions that would destroy unions and threaten the foundation of our federal civil service system — and we need your voice in this fight NOW!
This Senate bill would:
Give the president broad authority to reorganize the government and fire countless federal employees with little to no oversight from Congress.
Undermine employee representation rights in the workplace.
Force new federal employees to choose between paying a 14.4% penalty from their salary to keep the civil service protections they are legally entitled to OR giving up those protections and becoming at-will employees, while still paying a 9.4% contribution — more than double what current employees pay (4.4%).
WE CAN NOT BACK DOWN - All NTEU members, friends and family must take a stand and demand that their Senators oppose this legislation and remove these harmful provisions!
Send a letter TODAY and every day this week!
Call your Senators offices (Capitol Switchboard: (202) 224-3121) and ask them to oppose provisions in the bill that target their Federal Employee constituents!
NTEU Solidarity Event
Chapters 9, 73, 155, 279 and 305 are hosting an offsite event on 6/11 in an effort to capitalize and promote the chapters to continue to work together legislatively and organizationally to fight back against the attacks on federal employees.
Sign up for a phonebank to mobilize people in key states against the Republican reconciliation bill.
Phonebank volunteers connect other folks directly to their Republican senators so they can voice their opposition to the dangerous megabill. Phonebanks are open each week in June to volunteers nationwide; all you need is a phone and a computer.
Contact Your Members of Congress
The House has passed a budget reconciliation bill that includes deeply harmful provisions targeting federal employees. While some of the most extreme proposals were removed, several anti-worker measures remain—and they must be stopped.
NTEU members, fellow unions, and our family and friends must continue to stand strong against these harmful anti-worker provisions that undermine the integrity of the civil service and threaten the rights and livelihoods of federal employees.
STAY IN THE FIGHT AND ACT NOW: Contact your Senators today and every day this week!
Unite for Veterans, Unite for America Rally
Veterans and military family members are being fired from federal jobs. Their health care is in jeopardy, and their benefits are being gutted.
We’re proud to support a coalition of veterans organizations that are rallying this week in Washington, D.C. Please join the AFL-CIO.
Can’t make it? Please make a call to your senators and representative in support of veterans’ jobs and benefits.
KEEP UP THE FIGHT – CONTACT YOUR SENATORS!
NTEU leaders, members, and fellow unions are standing strong against the harmful anti-worker provisions in the House-passed budget reconciliation bill. This legislation includes severe cuts to federal employee rights and benefits—cuts we cannot and will not accept.
The Senate is currently considering changes to the House-passed bill. We have a critical opportunity to make our voices heard and demand that these provisions be removed.
Your voice matters! We need every NTEU member – and all our family and friends - to step up and take action.
ACT NOW: Contact your Senators today and every day this week!
Ask them to:
Reject the anti-worker provisions.
Protect federal employees’ rights and benefits.
Stand with their federal employee constituents.
REMINDERS:
Action Center Update: We have received feedback from a few NTEU members that some Congressional offices have responded to them to let them know that they categorized our advocacy letters as “autogenerated” or “form letters” Please be assured that we have confirmed that the letters are being successfully delivered to Congressional offices as intended. While some offices may use automated filters or reply to templates labeling messages as “form letters,” the messages are still being received, counted and reviewed by the appropriate staff persons and reported to the member of Congress. Please let us know if you have any further concerns or if you run into this issue.
Find events here, and in your area with the NTEU’s mobilize resource.