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Maxwell Frost
United States House of Representatives

Maxwell Frost

US Representative
Democrat
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RESOLUTE Citizen Score
0 / 100 F
Raw: 0 of 32 dynamic max · 16 of 50 answered
Last verified: · from claim evidence
✝ God First 0/ 60
🇺🇸 America First 0/ 40
National Rank
#6,196 of 9,024 · bottom 31.3% among candidates with at least one scored answer
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📍 Local district office (1)
Orlando, FL · 321-388-9808 · 617 N. Magnolia Ave. 32801

Reach out directly. Your voice matters. Proverbs 29:2 — When the righteous are in authority, the people rejoice.

Next Election
November 3, 2026
General · Seat up at next election
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Registration deadline: 2026-10-05
Early voting: 2026-10-22 – 2026-11-01
State elections office: (850) 245-6200
Voter status: Check registration
State elections site: Florida Division of Elections

Official Profile

Religion: Christian
X / Twitter: @RepMaxwellFrost
FL-10 (Orlando) since 2023; youngest House member when elected (b. 1997, Afro-Cuban); former March for Our Lives national organizing director — gun control is his signature issue (platform: assault-weapons ban, magazine limits, 'dismantle the NRA'; Giffords endorsed; Everytown-endorsed gun-violence research bill). Progressive on life (Born-Alive nay 2023 + 2025, NARAL 100%), gender (HR 734 + HR 28 women's-sports nays, Equality Act cosponsor), elections (SAVE nay twice, also NO on banning noncitizen voting in DC), border (HR 2 + Laken Riley nays). Took office after the RFMA vote (12/2022) — no marriage roll call. DEVIATIONS: YEA on H.Res 894 declaring anti-Zionism antisemitism while 92 Dems voted present (Roll 697, 12/2023); Heritage Action 26% in the 118th, unusually high for a progressive; AYE on the 2023 debt-limit deal. Voted NAY on the April 2024 Israel supplemental (yea on Ukraine); listed by Track AIPAC as rejecting AIPAC support (unverified).

Category Breakdown

Candidate affirms life begins at conception and personhood from conception
FALSE (0)[1,2]
Candidate has voted for or actively advocates abortion abolition (not merely restrictions)
FALSE (0)[3,4]
Candidate opposes embryonic stem-cell research, IVF embryo discard, and chimeric experimentation
Not yet verified
Candidate opposes euthanasia, physician-assisted suicide, and quality-of-life rationing
Not yet verified
FEC / OpenSecrets search found no Planned Parenthood, NARAL, EMILY's List, or abortion-industry PAC contributions (as of the cited search date)
Not yet verified
Candidate affirms marriage as exclusively the lifelong union of one man and one woman as instituted by God
Not yet verified
Candidate opposes all forms of same-sex marriage, civil unions, and domestic partnerships in law
FALSE (0)[5]
Candidate rejects transgender ideology and affirms biological sex (male/female) as immutable and God-given
FALSE (0)[6,7]
Candidate supports no-fault divorce reform and policies that strengthen the marriage covenant
Not yet verified
Candidate opposes promotion of LGBTQ+ identity in public policy, schools, military, and corporate-government partnerships
FALSE (0)[5,7]
Candidate supports universal school choice, homeschool freedom, and opposes compulsory public-school attendance
Not yet verified
Candidate supports parental notification and consent on all medical, mental-health, and gender-related interventions for minors
FALSE (0)[8]
Candidate opposes CRT, SOGI, "comprehensive sex ed," and gender-ideology curricula in K-12 public schools
Not yet verified
Candidate supports age-verification on pornographic content and criminal penalties for sexualized content marketed to minors
Not yet verified
Candidate supports faith-based adoption/foster agencies and opposes placement of children with same-sex couples
FALSE (0)[5]
Candidate affirms the right to publicly profess Christ in all spheres (workplace, military, public office, schools)
Not yet verified
Candidate supports conscience exemptions for Christian medical professionals, business owners, adoption agencies, and educators
FALSE (0)[5,9]
Candidate opposes compelled speech against Christian conviction (pronoun mandates, gospel-proclamation hate-speech laws)
Not yet verified
Candidate supports public-square Christian symbols, prayer in public bodies, and Sabbath/Sunday closure protections
Not yet verified
Candidate opposes state-funded promotion of non-Christian religious displays, curricula, or holidays in public institutions
Not yet verified
Candidate opposes a Central Bank Digital Currency (CBDC) and supports cash and decentralized crypto as legal tender
FALSE (0)[10]
Candidate supports sound-money policies including gold/silver as constitutional money and audit/abolition of the Federal Reserve
Not yet verified
Candidate opposes deficit spending and supports a balanced-budget constitutional amendment
Not yet verified
Candidate supports usury limits, anti-debt-slavery protections, and tithe-friendly tax structures
Not yet verified
Candidate opposes WEF/ESG/Davos economic capture and supports anti-trust action against monopolistic financial cartels
Not yet verified
Candidate supports hand-counted paper ballots and opposes electronic voting machines
Not yet verified
Candidate supports photo voter ID with citizenship verification
FALSE (0)[11,12,13]
Candidate supports single-day in-person voting with absentee only for verified medical/military exceptions
Not yet verified
Candidate opposes mass mail-in voting, drop boxes, and ballot harvesting
Not yet verified
Candidate opposes private election funding ("Zuckerbucks") and foreign-government election interference
Not yet verified
Candidate supports completed physical border barrier and active military border presence
FALSE (0)[14]
1 claim
  1. At a January 2024 House Oversight Committee hearing on H.R. 2, the Secure the Border Act (which funds additional border-wall construction, restores Remain in Mexico, and tightens asylum), Frost proposed removing the Statue of Liberty in protest — signaling categorical opposition to enforcement-first border security. He opposed the bill's passage and has consistently sided with open-borders advocates over wall-and-military enforcement, the inverse of the rubric's wall+military standard.

    Verified 2026-06-18Dispute this claim
Candidate supports mandatory deportation of all illegal aliens, including those who entered as minors
FALSE (0)[15,16]
Candidate opposes sanctuary city/state policies and supports federal preemption against them
Not yet verified
Candidate supports mandatory E-Verify for all employment and benefit eligibility
FALSE (0)[14]
Candidate opposes birthright citizenship for children of illegal aliens, tourist births, and opposes foreign ownership of U.S. farmland
Not yet verified
Candidate supports constitutional carry without permit requirements
Not yet verified
Candidate opposes red-flag laws, magazine limits, "assault weapons" bans, and gun registries
FALSE (0)[17,18]
1 claim
  1. The first Generation Z member of Congress, Frost came to office as the former national organizing director for March for Our Lives — the gun-control movement founded after the Parkland shooting. In 2025, he introduced H.R. 1307, the Office of Gun Violence Prevention Act, and has co-sponsored assault-weapons-ban and universal-background-check legislation. He has voted against every Republican-led measure to protect or expand gun rights, placing him in direct opposition to the rubric's defense of the Second Amendment.

    Verified 2026-06-18Dispute this claim
Candidate supports repeal of the National Firearms Act (NFA), Gun Control Act (GCA), and other federal gun regulations
Not yet verified
Candidate supports castle doctrine and stand-your-ground laws with full civil immunity for lawful defense
Not yet verified
Candidate opposes ATF overreach, citizen disarmament initiatives, and U.N. small-arms treaty participation
FALSE (0)[18,19]
Candidate supports Article I congressional war-powers requirement before any U.S. military action
Not yet verified
Candidate supports immediate withdrawal from forever wars and repeal of standing AUMFs
Not yet verified
Candidate opposes foreign aid to nations hostile to U.S. interests or actively persecuting Christians
Not yet verified
TrackAIPAC / FEC / OpenSecrets search found no AIPAC, pro-Israel-lobby, or foreign-linked PAC contributions (as of the cited search date)
Not yet verified[20]
Candidate opposes U.S. participation in WHO, U.N. governance overreach, NATO expansion, and supranational governance
Not yet verified
Candidate opposes pharmaceutical mandates of any kind (COVID, childhood, employer-required) and supports informed consent
FALSE (0)[9,21]
Candidate supports repeal of pharma liability shields (1986 NCVIA, PREP Act) and restoration of tort accountability
Not yet verified
Candidate opposes Big Ag consolidation (Bayer/Monsanto/Cargill) and supports anti-trust action against agricultural cartels
Not yet verified
Candidate supports raw-milk freedom, small-farm protections, and opposes USDA / EPA overreach against family farms
Not yet verified
Candidate supports defense-contractor accountability, completion of Pentagon audits, and ending revolving-door appointments
Not yet verified

Sources & Evidence

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References & footnotes

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  1. [1]
    Voted NAY on the Born-Alive Abortion Survivors Protection Act twice (HR 26 Roll 29, 2023; HR 21 Roll 27, 2025). Official
    clerk.house.gov · accessed 2026-06-10 · Fetch Wayback archive
    Voted NAY on the Born-Alive Abortion Survivors Protection Act twice (HR 26 Roll 29, 2023; HR 21 Roll 27, 2025).
  2. [2]
    Voted NAY on the Born-Alive Abortion Survivors Protection Act twice (HR 26 Roll 29, 2023; HR 21 Roll 27, 2025). Official
    clerk.house.gov · accessed 2026-06-10 · Fetch Wayback archive
    Voted NAY on the Born-Alive Abortion Survivors Protection Act twice (HR 26 Roll 29, 2023; HR 21 Roll 27, 2025).
  3. [3]
    Reproductive Freedom for All (NARAL) 100% score; floor advocacy for abortion access; demanded investigation of crisis-pregnancy-center funding. Unclassified
    reproductivefreedomforall.org · accessed 2026-06-10 · Fetch Wayback archive
    Reproductive Freedom for All (NARAL) 100% score; floor advocacy for abortion access; demanded investigation of crisis-pregnancy-center funding.
  4. [4]
    Reproductive Freedom for All (NARAL) 100% score; floor advocacy for abortion access; demanded investigation of crisis-pregnancy-center funding. Unclassified
    flvoicenews.com · accessed 2026-06-10 · Fetch Wayback archive
    Reproductive Freedom for All (NARAL) 100% score; floor advocacy for abortion access; demanded investigation of crisis-pregnancy-center funding.
  5. [5]
    Cosponsor of the Equality Act (HR 15, 118th). Took office Jan 2023 — no RFMA roll call. Official
    congress.gov · accessed 2026-06-10 · Fetch Wayback archive
    Cosponsor of the Equality Act (HR 15, 118th). Took office Jan 2023 — no RFMA roll call.
  6. [6]
    Voted NAY on the Protection of Women and Girls in Sports Act twice (HR 734 Roll 192, 2023; HR 28 Roll 12, 2025); floor remarks against trans sports bans. Official
    clerk.house.gov · accessed 2026-06-10 · Fetch Wayback archive
    Voted NAY on the Protection of Women and Girls in Sports Act twice (HR 734 Roll 192, 2023; HR 28 Roll 12, 2025); floor remarks against trans sports bans.
  7. [7]
    Voted NAY on the Protection of Women and Girls in Sports Act twice (HR 734 Roll 192, 2023; HR 28 Roll 12, 2025); floor remarks against trans sports bans. Official
    clerk.house.gov · accessed 2026-06-10 · Fetch Wayback archive
    Voted NAY on the Protection of Women and Girls in Sports Act twice (HR 734 Roll 192, 2023; HR 28 Roll 12, 2025); floor remarks against trans sports bans.
  8. [8]
    Voted NO on the Parents Bill of Rights Act (HR 5, Roll 161, 3/2023). Official
    clerk.house.gov · accessed 2026-06-10 · Fetch Wayback archive
    Voted NO on the Parents Bill of Rights Act (HR 5, Roll 161, 3/2023).
  9. [9]
    Equality Act cosponsor (strips RFRA conscience defenses); voted NO on repealing the CMS health-worker vaccine mandate (HR 497, Roll 98). Official
    clerk.house.gov · accessed 2026-06-10 · Fetch Wayback archive
    Equality Act cosponsor (strips RFRA conscience defenses); voted NO on repealing the CMS health-worker vaccine mandate (HR 497, Roll 98).
  10. [10]
    Voted NO on the CBDC Anti-Surveillance State Act (HR 5403, Roll 230, 5/2024). Official
    clerk.house.gov · accessed 2026-06-10 · Fetch Wayback archive
    Voted NO on the CBDC Anti-Surveillance State Act (HR 5403, Roll 230, 5/2024).
  11. [11]
    Voted NO on the SAVE Act twice (Rolls 345/2024, 102/2025) and NO on HR 192 barring noncitizen voting in DC elections (Roll 232, 2024). Official
    clerk.house.gov · accessed 2026-06-10 · Fetch Wayback archive
    Voted NO on the SAVE Act twice (Rolls 345/2024, 102/2025) and NO on HR 192 barring noncitizen voting in DC elections (Roll 232, 2024).
  12. [12]
    Voted NO on the SAVE Act twice (Rolls 345/2024, 102/2025) and NO on HR 192 barring noncitizen voting in DC elections (Roll 232, 2024). Official
    clerk.house.gov · accessed 2026-06-10 · Fetch Wayback archive
    Voted NO on the SAVE Act twice (Rolls 345/2024, 102/2025) and NO on HR 192 barring noncitizen voting in DC elections (Roll 232, 2024).
  13. [13]
    Voted NO on the SAVE Act twice (Rolls 345/2024, 102/2025) and NO on HR 192 barring noncitizen voting in DC elections (Roll 232, 2024). Official
    clerk.house.gov · accessed 2026-06-10 · Fetch Wayback archive
    Voted NO on the SAVE Act twice (Rolls 345/2024, 102/2025) and NO on HR 192 barring noncitizen voting in DC elections (Roll 232, 2024).
  14. [14]
    Voted NAY on HR 2 Secure the Border Act (Roll 209, 5/2023). Official
    clerk.house.gov · accessed 2026-06-10 · Fetch Wayback archive
    Voted NAY on HR 2 Secure the Border Act (Roll 209, 5/2023).
  15. [15]
    Voted NAY on the Laken Riley Act both times (HR 29 Roll 6 and S 5 final Roll 23, 1/2025). Official
    clerk.house.gov · accessed 2026-06-10 · Fetch Wayback archive
    Voted NAY on the Laken Riley Act both times (HR 29 Roll 6 and S 5 final Roll 23, 1/2025).
  16. [16]
    Voted NAY on the Laken Riley Act both times (HR 29 Roll 6 and S 5 final Roll 23, 1/2025). Official
    clerk.house.gov · accessed 2026-06-10 · Fetch Wayback archive
    Voted NAY on the Laken Riley Act both times (HR 29 Roll 6 and S 5 final Roll 23, 1/2025).
  17. [17]
    Career gun-control organizer (March for Our Lives national organizing director); platform: assault-weapons ban, high-capacity-magazine limits, universal background checks; Giffords endorsed. Unclassified
    giffords.org · accessed 2026-06-10 · Fetch Wayback archive
    Career gun-control organizer (March for Our Lives national organizing director); platform: assault-weapons ban, high-capacity-magazine limits, universal background checks; Giffords endorsed.
  18. [18]
    Career gun-control organizer (March for Our Lives national organizing director); platform: assault-weapons ban, high-capacity-magazine limits, universal background checks; Giffords endorsed. Unclassified
    ontheissues.org · accessed 2026-06-10 · Fetch Wayback archive
    Career gun-control organizer (March for Our Lives national organizing director); platform: assault-weapons ban, high-capacity-magazine limits, universal background checks; Giffords endorsed.
  19. [19]
    Platform pledge to 'dismantle the NRA'; introduced Everytown-endorsed National Gun Violence Research Act. Official
    foushee.house.gov · accessed 2026-06-10 · Fetch Wayback archive
    Platform pledge to 'dismantle the NRA'; introduced Everytown-endorsed National Gun Violence Research Act.
  20. [20]
    Listed by Track AIPAC as rejecting AIPAC support — activist-sourced, not verified against FEC this pass; null. Reference
    trackaipac.com · accessed 2026-06-10 · Fetch Wayback archive
    Listed by Track AIPAC as rejecting AIPAC support — activist-sourced, not verified against FEC this pass; null.
  21. [21]
    Voted NO on the Freedom for Health Care Workers Act (Roll 98, 2023) and NAY on terminating the COVID national emergency (HJ Res 7, Roll 104, 2023). Official
    clerk.house.gov · accessed 2026-06-10 · Fetch Wayback archive
    Voted NO on the Freedom for Health Care Workers Act (Roll 98, 2023) and NAY on terminating the COVID national emergency (HJ Res 7, Roll 104, 2023).
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