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Pete Buttigieg held a town hall at Nashua Community College in Nashua, New Hampshire where he fielded questions from the audience on a wide range of topics. Buttigieg spoke with the audience for an hour before personally greeting and posing for photographs with those in attendance.

Pete Buttigieg participated in the AFSCME 2020 Public Service forum, along with 18 other Democratic candidates. Each candidate was given a short opportunity to speak to those in attendance about their plans to strengthen unions after years of decline in membership brought about by a variety of factors.

Mayor Pete Buttigieg held a hastily arranged town hall in his home town one week after a fatal police shooting of an African American in his community sparked days of protest and criticism of the mayor. South Bend's chief of police joined Buttigieg for the event.

2020 presidential candidate and South Bend, Indiana Mayor Pete Buttigieg spoke at a town hall meeting in North Augusta, South Carolina. He discussed his platform on issues of the economy and foreign policy as well as fielding many questions from the audience in attendance.

2020 presidential candidate and South Bend, Indiana Major Pete Buttigieg sat down on MSNBC's 'Hardball with Chris Matthews' to give a town hall meeting in front of a live audience in Fresno, California. Buttigieg answered questions about his policies, political platform and campaign strategy from moderator Chris Matthews and various audience members.

South Bend, Indiana mayor and Democratic 2020 presidential candidate Pete Buttigieg sat down for a town hall meeting on Fox News with host moderator Chris Wallace. Buttigieg answered questions ranging from abortion to his age and leadership experience to the various policy plans he intends to enact if elected.

Mayor Pete Buttigieg answered questions at a CNN town hall in Manchester, New Hampshire. He addressed issues with his early campaign, such as his website missing a policy section. He explained that policy is important but Democrats needed to "communicate their values without drowning voters in minutiae." He also touched on why he thinks prisoners should not be allowed to vote, as well as backed Trump's Impeachment.