Those town halls are still going on, and you’re seeing Democrats like Rep. Michael McMahon — who represents parts of Staten Island and Brooklyn — still unsure of whether or not they support the president’s plan. About 800 attended his town hall last night, and “opponents dominated.”

McMahon carried the district with nearly 61 percent of the vote last year, but John McCain actually carried the district in the presidential vote by 2 percent.

UPDATE: And in another corner of New York State last night:

Rep. Steve Israel gamely tried to explain the proposed health care reform Monday night, but was often shouted down during his town hall-style meeting at Suffolk County Community College in Brentwood.
Israel (D-Huntington) at one point pleaded with those in the crowd yelling at him to “stop calling me a liar and listen.” Judging by the ever-increasing decibel level, he did not win over many converts.
Shouts of — “Stop printing money,” “We don’t care what you think,” and “You’re a moron” — permeated the 90-minute session, which drew far more than the 450 people who filled Van Nostrand Theatre. Scores more were not allowed inside after a Suffolk fire marshal closed the doors.