Representative in Congress, District 10

Frost says that as a National Organizer with the ACLU, “I pushed Joe Biden to agree to abolish the Hyde Amendment,” which the statement describes as an act that has limited abortion access for millions of people. This is the only statement on abortion or reproductive policy, and no bills or votes are listed under it.

Frost cosponsored 39 bills on food, farm and nutrition topics, including the SNAP Benefits Fairness Act, Universal School Meals Program Act and Florida Freeze Disaster Assistance Act of 2026. Frost voted Yes on 3 measures, No on 2 (including the Farm, Food, and National Security Act of 2026) and did not vote on 1.

Frost cosponsored 6 bills filed under artificial intelligence, including the No AI Data Centers on Federal Lands Act, the Stop AI Price Gouging and Wage Fixing Act of 2025 and a resolution of inquiry on the use of AI by the U.S. DOGE Service. Frost voted Yes on the AI for Main Street Act, which passed.

Frost cosponsored 60 bills and resolutions on civil rights topics, including the Equality Act, qualified immunity bills, the CROWN Act, Equal Rights Amendment measures and resolutions on book banning, and sponsored a resolution condemning racism toward Haitian people. Frost voted Yes on 3 antisemitism resolutions and No on 3 bills, including the Antisemitism Awareness Act of 2023.

Frost sponsored 7 bills and cosponsored 109 on criminal justice and gun topics, including the Office of Gun Violence Prevention Act, Destroy Zombie Guns Act and End Solitary Confinement Act. Frost voted No 35 times and Yes 15 times, many on law enforcement, DC crime and fentanyl measures, and cites helping secure five billion dollars for community-based violence prevention programs.

Frost sponsored 4 bills (Merchant Codes Can Save Lives Act, Wheelchair Right to Repair Act, End Tenant Credit Screening Act and Fair Grocery Pricing Act) and cosponsored 89, including the Raise the Wage Act and PTO Act. Frost voted Yes 55 times and No 44 times, including small business, banking and digital asset bills.

Frost sponsored the Fight Book Bans Act in 2023 and 2026 and cosponsored 58 bills and resolutions, including the College for All Act, IDEA Full Funding Act, Head Start bills and American Teacher Act. Frost voted No 20 times, including on the Parents Bill of Rights Act, voted Yes 3 times and did not vote once.

Frost describes organizing in the movement that restored voting rights to 1.6 million Floridians with previous felonies and leading the ACLU of Florida’s fight for Amendment 4. Frost cosponsored 11 measures, including the John R. Lewis Voting Rights Advancement Act and constitutional amendments on campaign finance, and voted No twice on a District of Columbia noncitizen voting bill.

Frost sponsored the Energy Storage for Resilient Homes Act and cosponsored 13 bills, including the Lowering Utility Bills Act, Connect the Grid Act and Energy Bills Relief Act. Frost voted No 43 times, Yes 5 times and did not vote once, on measures including LNG, mining, appliance, coal and pipeline bills and rule disapproval resolutions.

Frost sponsored 4 bills (the Youth Climate Leadership Act and No Radioactive Roads Act, each introduced twice) and cosponsored 40, including the Arctic Refuge Protection Act, Manatee Protection Act and Environmental Justice For All Act. Frost voted No 41 times, Yes 29 times and did not vote twice, on bills, rule disapprovals and resolutions on land, water and air.

Frost cosponsored 21 bills and resolutions, including child care bills (Child Care for Working Families Act, Child Care for Every Community Act), Social Security bills and the Older Americans Bill of Rights resolution. Frost voted Yes 6 times, including on the Social Security Fairness Act of 2023, and No 4 times.

Frost describes being “a national leader in the fight to end gun violence” and says the first bill Frost introduced, with Sen. Murphy, was the Office of Gun Violence Prevention Act in March 2023. A separate statement links Frost’s calls for action to the September 2023 formation of the Office of Gun Violence Prevention.

Frost sponsored one bill, the Defense Spending Oversight Act of 2024, and cosponsored 16 others, among them 8 on Supreme Court ethics, tenure, gifts and the impeachment of two Justices. Frost voted Yes 9 times and No 9 times on court, agency rulemaking and federal oversight bills.

Frost states “win Medicare For All” and cosponsored the Medicare for All Act in 2 records. Frost sponsored 4 bills, including the SAFE through Medicare Act and the EPIPEN Act, and cosponsored 139 more on Medicare coverage, drug costs, reproductive health and maternal health. Frost voted Yes 13 times and No 9 times.

Frost introduced the End Junk Fees for Renters Act, described on the House website as meant to “bring back power to renters.” Frost has 6 sponsored bill records, including the No Homeless Detention Centers Act and manufactured home community ownership, 16 cosponsored bills on public housing, tenant organizing and housing for veterans, and 2 Yes votes.

Frost sponsored 3 bills, such as the No Illegal Captivity and Extensions Act of 2026 and the Work Permit Reform Act, and cosponsored 42 on immigration detention, legal status, family reunification and Temporary Protected Status. Frost voted No 27 times, including on the Laken Riley Act, and Yes 6 times.

Frost sponsored 5 bills, among them the Safer Rail Crossing Act of 2026, Faster Buses Better Futures Act and Transit Bus Affordability Act, and cosponsored 20 on high-speed rail, transit, bridges and aviation safety. Frost voted Yes 18 times on water resources, aviation and shipping bills, No 3 times, and did not vote 2 times.

Frost voted No on five resolutions disapproving actions of the District of Columbia Council, covering its Revised Criminal Code Act, a policing and justice reform act (two votes), a local resident voting rights act and an income and franchise tax act. Four of the five results are listed as passed and one as not passed.

Frost voted Yes 12 times on war powers or armed forces removal measures and No 6 times on National Defense Authorization Acts. Frost cast 81 Yes and 33 No votes in all, including on Ukraine, Israel, Iran and China measures, and cosponsored 69 bills and resolutions, with none sponsored.

Frost lists helping secure “five billion dollars in funding” for community-based violence prevention programs in a budget proposal. Frost sponsored 1 bill and cosponsored 49, including the Billionaires Income Tax Act and Wall Street Tax Act. Frost voted Yes 20 times and No 52 times, including on appropriations and budget measures.

Frost sponsored 3 bill records, the Spacecraft Cybersecurity Act and Fixing Gaps in Hurricane Preparedness Act (twice), and cosponsored 18 on artificial intelligence, deepfakes, online platforms and broadband. Frost voted Yes 25 times on cybersecurity, telecommunications, TAKE IT DOWN and AI bills and No 1 time (the foreign adversary applications bill).

Frost cosponsored 16 bills on student veteran benefits, VA work-study, homeless veterans and reproductive care for veterans. Frost voted Yes 21 times on veterans claims, survivors, readiness and benefits bills and on naming VA clinics, and No 4 times, including on a veterans appropriations act.

Frost cosponsored 9 bills and resolutions on animal welfare and wildlife, such as the Puppy Protection Act, Better CARE for Animals Act, Goldie’s Act and PAST Act, each listed once or twice. Frost voted Yes 2 times (nutria control, sea turtle rescue) and No 4 times, including on two disapproval resolutions about endangered species listings.

Frost sponsored the Post-Disaster Protection Act and cosponsored 11 bills on disaster aid, FEMA, extreme heat, harmful algal blooms and sinkhole mapping. Frost voted Yes 8 times on preparedness, disaster assistance and security bills and No 7 times, including on six measures relating to national emergencies declared by the President.