CNN’s town halls are back. 

As the nation confronts the the many consequential moves of President Donald Trump‘s administration, CNN is providing an opportunity for the public to hear from Congressional politicians.

On April 9, Sen. Bernie Sanders from Vermont will participate in an Anderson Cooper-moderated town hall. The event will be aired live from Washington, D.C., and Sanders will answer questions from a studio audience.

Then on April 10, the network will host a town hall featuring four House representatives from battleground districts. They include Rep. Mike Lawler of New York, Rep. Ryan Mackenzie of Pennsylvania, Re. Jahana Hayes of Connecticut, and Rep. Derek Tran of California.

Jake Tapper and Kaitlan Collins will moderate that town hall, which will also take place in Washington, D.C. and feature constituents from each of the participants’ districts.

CNN’s last town hall was held in October 2024 and featured Vice President Kamala Harris in the run-up to Election Day.