O’Rourke called for putting aside political divisions and coming together at the beginning of the town hall.

O’Rourke spoke to a crowd of students and Bryan-College station residents about his views on the environment and immigration among many other topics.

O’Rourke currently holds Texas’s 16th district seat in the U.S. House of Representatives. He serves on the Committee on Armed Services and the Committee on Veteran’s Affairs in the House.

A large crowd was in attendance for Wednesday’s night town hall with Beto O’Rourke.

Many students and Bryan-College Station citizens asked O’Rourke about his views on policies and popular political topics.

Attendees at the town hall listen to Texas congressman and U.S. senate candidate Beto O’Rouke intently.

Public health sophomore Mustafa Ahmad asks O’Rourke a question during the town hall.

O’Rourke shares his answers and his thoughts on one of the many question he was asked on Wednesday night.

Bryan resident Sedrick Gilbert shares his thoughts on the current political climate of the U.S. and asks O’Rourke a question about the 2020 census.

O’Rourke and the crowd listen intently to thoughts shared and questions asked by Bryan resident Sedrick Gilbert.

O’Rourke took photos with all attendees at the town hall that wanted a photograph with the Texas congressman and U.S. senate candidate.

The line to take a photograph with O’Rourke after the event was lengthy.