( CNN ) -- With Congress on its August recess , lawmakers are back in their home districts to meet with their constituents . Voters are confronting lawmakers with tough questions on health care at town hall meetings across the country . Across the country , members of Congress are holding town hall meetings where voters are encouraged to voice any questions or concerns about what 's happening on Capitol Hill . Health care reform has dominated the conversation at the meetings . President Obama has called on Congress to pass legislation this year , but lawmakers are hearing from their constituents that they want more specifics on what reform will mean for them . In addition to taking questions , lawmakers are trying to set the record straight and put an end to the spread of misinformation . Many town hall meetings are open to anyone . If you 're interested in attending one , you 're not alone . More than 70 percent of people say they are either very likely or somewhat likely to attend a town hall on health care , according to a recent CNN/Opinion Research Corp. survey . To find a meeting near you , determine who your senators and representatives are . You can find this information on the House and Senate Web sites . Some lawmakers have information about their town hall meetings clearly listed on their Web sites . Democratic Rep. Jared Polis of Colorado , for example , has an `` events '' section detailing the time and location of his upcoming meetings . Democratic Sen. Russ Feingold of Wisconsin has a section called `` listening sessions . '' It links to a map that shows where the meetings are by county . Republican Rep. Steve King of Iowa lists his August meetings under the `` latest headlines '' section of his Web site . Not all of the lawmakers keep their Web sites up to date , and some do n't have their town hall meetings listed online . If that 's the case , you also can call your senator or representative 's office to get more information on upcoming events . It 's a good idea to call their office to confirm the time and location , even if the details are online . Meetings are often rescheduled or relocated , and it never hurts to double-check . Find out what time the doors open , and ask whether registration is required . You can also keep track of your senators and representatives on Twitter . Some lawmakers send messages about their upcoming events . Tweetcongress.org has a list of members of Congress who use Twitter .
Congress is on its August recess , and lawmakers are hearing from constituents . Voters are encouraged to attend meetings to voice questions and concerns . Call your senator or representative 's office to confirm the time and location .