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Sherman Oaks – On Saturday, Congressman Brad Sherman hosted a Valley Town Hall at Chatsworth Charter High School. A crowd of over 500 people attended the Town Hall to listen to Congressman Sherman answer questions covering airport noise, wildfires and disaster assistance, President Trump and the government shutdown, and Sherman’s Articles of Impeachment. Congressman Sherman has held over 200 Town Hall Meetings.
Sherman invited several local elected officials including Assemblymembers Christy Smith and Jesse Gabriel.
Sherman Oaks - On Tuesday evening, over 6,000 Valley residents participated in an interactive “Telephone Town Hall” hosted by Congressman Brad Sherman (D-Sherman Oaks).
Residents from all over the San Fernando Valley called in and participated in a conversation with Congressman Sherman for over ninety minutes. During this time, the Congressman addressed the questions and concerns of constituents about plastic guns, climate change, the Supreme Court, electoral reforms, and other issues.
Sherman Oaks - On Wednesday evening, nearly 5,000 Valley residents participated in an interactive “Telephone Town Hall” hosted by Congressman Brad Sherman (D-Sherman Oaks).
Residents from all over the San Fernando Valley called in and participated in a conversation with Congressman Sherman for over ninety minutes. During this time, the Congressman addressed the questions and concerns of constituents about gun control, the Republican tax plan, trade, electoral reforms, and other issues.
Sherman Oaks – On Sunday, Congressman Brad Sherman hosted a Valley Town Hall at Reseda High School via Skype. Due to the government shutdown, Congressman Sherman was unable to attend the town hall in person but joined via Skype from his office in Washington, D.C.
Sherman Oaks - On Wednesday evening, over 5,500 Valley residents participated in an interactive “Telephone Town Hall” hosted by Congressman Brad Sherman (D-Sherman Oaks).
Residents from all over the district called in and participated in a conversation with Congressman Sherman for ninety minutes. During this time, the Congressman addressed the questions and concerns of constituents, including on the Republican tax plan, U.S. foreign policy in Iran, clean air and climate change, and health care for veterans.
Sherman Oaks - On Thursday evening, over 5,000 Valley residents participated in an interactive “Telephone Town Hall” hosted by Congressman Brad Sherman (D-Sherman Oaks).
Residents from all over the district called in and participated in a two-way conversation with Congressman Sherman for ninety minutes. During this time, the Congressman addressed constituents’ questions and concerns on a wide variety of topics, including health care, student loan debt, U.S. foreign policy in North Korea, infrastructure funding, the environment, and more.
Sherman Oaks – Over the weekend, Congressman Brad Sherman hosted a Valley Town Hall at Reseda High School. An overflow crowd of over 1,300 people was in attendance at the Valley’s largest High School auditorium to listen to Sherman answer questions covering health care, social security, foreign policy, and many questions surrounding President Donald Trump.
In the crowd were a few Trump supporters, but the vast majority of attendees ranged from those against Trump to those vehemently against Trump.
Congressman Sherman speaks to Valley Residents at Sunday’s Town Hall Meeting
Congressman Brad Sherman will host a Town Hall meeting from 2 p.m. to 3:30 p.m. on Sunday, April 3rd, at Granada Hills Charter High School located at 10535 Zelzah Ave. The Congressman will discuss the Porter Ranch gas leak, the economy, U.S. foreign policy in the Middle East, Social Security and Medicare as well as other issues facing Congress. Most of the meeting will be devoted to Congressman Sherman listening and responding to questions from Valley residents.
Sherman Oaks - On Tuesday evening, just over nine thousand Valley residents participated in an interactive “Telephone Town Hall” hosted by Congressman Brad Sherman (D-Sherman Oaks).