Congresswoman Victoria Spartz (IN-05) will host a telephone town hall this Wednesday, May 13, at 7 PM ET to take live questions from constituents across the 5th District.
Host a telephone town hall for constituents in Indiana's 5th District.
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will host a telephone town hall this Wednesday, May 13, at 7 PM ET to take live questions from constituents across the 5th District
Congresswoman Victoria Spartz (IN-05) will host a telephone town hall this Wednesday, May 13, at 7 PM ET to take live questions from constituents across the 5th District.
Evidence
“Spartz to Host Telephone Town Hall on May 13” ... “Congresswoman Victoria Spartz (IN-05) will host a telephone town hall this Wednesday, May 13, at 7 PM ET to take live questions from constituents across the 5th District.”
The press-release index lists “Spartz to Host Telephone Town Hall on May 13” and says Rep. Victoria Spartz (IN-05) would hold a telephone town hall on Wednesday, May 13, 2026, at 7 PM ET for live questions from constituents across the 5th District.
The official homepage’s Latest News section includes the May 12, 2026 item “Spartz to Host Telephone Town Hall on May 13,” describing a planned May 13, 7 PM ET telephone town hall to take live questions from constituents across Indiana’s 5th District.
The official events page says there are currently no posted events and lists past events such as March 2025 in-person town halls and mobile office hours; it does not list or recap the May 13, 2026 telephone town hall.
Assessments
Official House evidence shows Spartz publicly scheduled and promoted a May 13, 2026 telephone town hall for constituents across Indiana's 5th District, with a specific time and live-question format. However, the available evidence is prospective and does not confirm that the event actually occurred, so it demonstrates a concrete attempt rather than full delivery.
The available evidence shows Spartz’s office officially announced a telephone town hall for Indiana’s 5th District, with a specific date, time, and invitation for live constituent questions. That is strong proof she took concrete action to fulfill the promise in the same term. However, the record provided only confirms the event was scheduled and promoted, not that it definitively took place. Because hosting is the promised outcome and the evidence stops short of confirming completion, partial credit is the best fit.