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Jayapal telephone town hall Wednesday September 10, 2025 6pm

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Congresswoman Pramila Jayapal will hold a telephone town hall for her Washington's 7th congressional district on September 10, 2025, from 6-7 PM PT. Constituents can join by calling 833-305-1687 or visiting her Facebook page or website for a live stream. Jayapal plans to share updates on her legislative actions and discuss her strategies to counteract Republican policies. With a history of over 120 town halls, she prioritizes hearing from her constituents. This town hall provides an opportunity for attendees to engage directly with their representative.

Jayapal's focus on community feedback reflects her commitment to serving the needs of her district. For further questions or information about the event, constituents can reach her Seattle office at 206-674-0040. Engaging with local representatives through such events is crucial for democratic participation.

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