As Congress enters a recess, tensions are escalating between constituents and Republican lawmakers, many of whom are opting to avoid in-person town halls. While frustrated voters are urging the GOP to engage, Democrats are seizing the opportunity to hold town hall events in previously Republican-held districts, aiming to address voter concerns and highlight dissatisfaction with the Trump administration. Democratic representatives are particularly focusing on red districts, including those represented by GOP incumbents, as they ramp up efforts to connect with voters directly. This dynamic presents a stark contrast: as angry constituents flock to town halls hosted by Democrats, Republicans are increasingly criticized for their absence and perceived disengagement from the electorate.