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WASHINGTON – Sen. Tom Carper (D-Del.) will hold a tele-town hall meeting to hear questions, comments and concerns from Delawareans. Sen. Carper will answer participants' questions on topics ranging from the postal service to the budget deficit to job creation. The call will begin at 6:30 p.m. on Wednesday June 13, 2012.

Sen. Carper has held several successful tele-town hall meetings during the last year to talk about topics including postal reform and the economy. He has reached almost 20,000 Delawareans on those calls.

“Telephone town hall meetings provide a unique and convenient forum to allow thousands of Delawareans to participate in a conversation about what’s important to their lives, families and communities,” said Sen. Carper. “I use these opportunities to learn how I can better serve the people and state of Delaware.”

The tele-town hall is part of an ongoing effort by Sen. Carper to address questions and concerns Delawareans have about issues affecting the state and the nation.

Sign Up Information

To sign up for the telephone town hall, constituents may call one of Sen. Carper’s offices in Delaware or Washington, D.C., or email townhall@carper.senate.gov with your name and phone number (with area code). Entries without a phone number cannot be processed. Please sign up by 6 p.m. on Tuesday, June 12, 2012. Late submissions cannot be processed.

Wilmington (302) 573-6291
Dover (302) 674-3308
Georgetown (302) 856-7690
Washington, D.C. (202) 224-2441

How to participate:

Registered constituents will received a call asking s/he to join the telephone town hall at approximately 6:30 p.m. on Wednesday, June 13. In order to participate in the call, constituents must answer the phone and follow the call’s instructions. Unfortunately, constituents who miss the call will be unable to participate in the event.