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Maxwell Alejandro Frost
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Representative in Congress, District 10
Federal
Unopposed, not on the November ballot

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As a National Organizer with the ACLU, I pushed Joe Biden to agree to abolish the Hyde Amendment, an act that has limited abortion access for millions of people.
I organized in the movement that restored voting rights to 1.6 million Floridians with previous felonies.
Led the ACLU of Florida’s fight to win Amendment 4, which restored voting rights to over 1.6 million Floridians who had previous felony convictions
Helped secure an unprecedented five billion dollars in funding for community-based violence prevention programs in President Biden’s budget proposal
As the first generation-z member of Congress, from day one, I will fight to end gun violence, win Medicare For All, transform our racist criminal justice system, and end the climate crisis.
I organized in the movement that restored voting rights to 1.6 million Floridians with previous felonies.
Led the ACLU of Florida’s fight to win Amendment 4, which restored voting rights to over 1.6 million Floridians who had previous felony convictions
Which is why the first bill Frost introduced, alongside Sen. Murphy, was the Office of Gun Violence Prevention Act in March 2023. Deeply motivated by the issues impacting his community, Frost has also introduced the End Junk Fees for Renters Act, which would bring back power to renters and create more transparency and accountability in the renting process and is also helping deliver over $11 Million to community projects across Central Florida.
Been a national leader in the fight to end gun violence and have helped passed major gun legislation that has saved lives.
As the first generation-z member of Congress, from day one, I will fight to end gun violence, win Medicare For All, transform our racist criminal justice system, and end the climate crisis.
In September of 2023, Frost’s calls for action became a reality when President Biden announced the formation of the Office of Gun Violence Prevention.
As the first generation-z member of Congress, from day one, I will fight to end gun violence, win Medicare For All, transform our racist criminal justice system, and end the climate crisis.
Which is why the first bill Frost introduced, alongside Sen. Murphy, was the Office of Gun Violence Prevention Act in March 2023. Deeply motivated by the issues impacting his community, Frost has also introduced the End Junk Fees for Renters Act, which would bring back power to renters and create more transparency and accountability in the renting process and is also helping deliver over $11 Million to community projects across Central Florida.
Helped secure an unprecedented five billion dollars in funding for community-based violence prevention programs in President Biden’s budget proposal
795 votes (Nay: 361, Yea: 382, No: 40, Not Voting: 9, Aye: 3), 1059 sponsorships.
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