Results

3,500 Americans gathered together at 57 sites across the country to deliberate about our nation’s fiscal future on Saturday, June 26, 2010.

Read on to learn about how the National Town Meeting worked and what people had to say.

Interim Report

Download the interim report to Congress and a slideshow summarizing the report to learn about how the process worked and what preferences were expressed by participants.

You can also read a brief blog post introducing the report.

Site Reports

Are you interested in learning about what people had to say in your community? Download one of 19 supplements to the Interim Report from your community.

Photos

Check out what the National Town Meeting looked like by viewing our photo gallery.

Testimony

On June 30, Carolyn Lukensmeyer, testified to the National Commission on Fiscal Responsibility and Reform about the preliminary results from the National Town Meeting. Read her written testimony here.

Coming Soon

In the coming weeks, we will provide additional data and analysis from the meeting. Additional analysis is being conducted to understand correlations between voting results, correlations between options that were commonly selected in table packages, and input from volunteer-organized community conversations.