Exclusive: The Democratic National Committee (DNC) has set up signs in nine competitive home districts calling for Republican representatives who refuse to hold Republican representatives along with their members, who are refusing to hold Republican representatives who are accusing Democrats of Republican representatives.
The billboard launch, first shared with Fox News on Wednesday, comes as DNC teamed up with the State Democratic Committee Association and the Democratic Congress campaign committee to host what DNC calls “the Town Hall of People.”
A public face-to-face event will be held this week as Democrats aim to reclaim the majority of the Chamber of Commerce during a Congressional break in the House district with Republican representatives who believe they are vulnerable in next year's midterm elections.
The DNC says Billboard will appear in Republican lawmakers' districts. Juan Ciscommani of Arizona (AZ-06), Gabe Evans of Colorado (CO-08), Anna Paulina Luna of Florida (FL-13), Zach Nun (IA-03), Don Bacon (NE-02), Missouri of Nebraska, Ryan McKenzie (PA-07), and Rob Bresnahan (PA-08).
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The Democratic National Committee is launching signs in the nine Republican districts in Congress. (Democratic National Committee)
This month's Democrats' move follows a rampage and protest held by Republican lawmakers last month.
The explosion was in response to a drastic and controversial move by President Donald Trump in the opening week of his second White House mission tour, which included massive maintenance and downsizing of the federal workforce.
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Trump and Republican leaders have condemned the protests against Democratic activists and voters who have appeared at city hall for what the GOP claims.
A man screams at North Carolina Republican Rep. Chuck Edwards at the Council's City Hall meeting held in Asheville, North Carolina on March 13, 2025. (Shawn Rayford/Getty Images)
The president accused the explosion of “paid troublemakers” work and “it's all part of the game for the Democrats.” House Speaker Mike Johnson argued that the eruption was fired by “professional protesters.”
In response, Johnson, the National Republican Congressional Committee and the Campaign Unit of the House GOP urged GOP lawmakers to avoid face-to-face gatherings with voters when possible, and instead host virtual city halls.
With their release, the DNC claimed that GOP lawmakers were “hiding from voters,” and that they “when Republicans across the country stand up” and “facing music” what Democrats call “unpopular agendas.”
Newly elected Democratic National Committee Chairman Ken Martin will speak out after winning the votes at the Democratic National Committee's Winter Meeting held at Gaylord National Resort and Convention Center in National Harbor, Maryland on Saturday, February 1, 2025. (AP Photo/Rod Lamkey, Jr.)
“Republicans are refusing to meet with their members after they voted to take care of their health and make it difficult for their families to put food on the table. This is not surprising,” recently elected DNC Chairman Ken Martin said in a statement to Fox News.
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“If Republicans don't show up, Democrats will,” Martin emphasized. “We are holding events in Republican-owned districts. We are pasting the phone numbers of our Republican representatives on our district signs because families at work deserve to hear.”
