South Palm Beach Today

Rep. Lois Frankel, representative of Florida's 22nd district, has communicated her views and concerns about recent legislative and public health issues through a series of tweets. A long-standing politician, Frankel has served in Congress since 2013, following a tenure in the Florida House of Representatives. Residing in West Palm Beach and with a background in law, Frankel often uses her social media platform to engage with the public.On April 10, 2025, Frankel addressed a recent legislative decision by House Republicans concerning noncitizen voting laws. She

stated, "It’s already illegal for noncitizens to vote in federal elections. The bill House Republicans just passed isn’t about election integrity—it’s a voter suppression tactic that creates needless red tape and makes it harder for eligible Americans to vote." Frankel concluded by asserting her vote against the bill.Later that day, Frankel turned her attention to global health issues, emphasizing the importance of maintaining international disease prevention efforts. She

posted, "Deadly diseases like TB don’t stop at borders—gutting programs that detect, treat, and contain them worldwide puts us at risk at home." Frankel highlighted her discussion with John Green regarding the adverse human consequences of funding cuts and the necessity to restore financial support for these programs.On the morning of April 11, 2025, Frankel expressed her condolences following a tragic incident in Boca Raton. She

tweeted, "Terrible news out of Boca this morning. My heart goes out to the victims of the crash and their loved ones," acknowledging the impact of the event on the community.Frankel's communications on social media reflect her dedication to a variety of issues, ranging from legislation to public health, signaling her continuous engagement in both local and international matters.

Lois Frankel, 74, was born in New York City, New York in 1948. She currently lives in West Palm Beach.