John, get this – When I moved in Orlando, I had to fill out an application to live in a new complex.

I open up the application and… surprise! A junk fee of $150 JUST to apply:

Rent prices are already at an all time high, and the cost of moving (first and last month’s rent, PLUS a security deposit) is even higher. Renters shouldn’t have to be hit with more hidden fees.

This is exactly why I introduced my End Junk Fees for Renters Act. Our housing system is broken, and getting worse. So I’m taking action, but I need you to join me.

John, I’m going to keep fighting for better and fairer housing policies in Congress, but I need your help to hold this seat against the special interests who want me gone. Can you make a contribution to my campaign today to help me stay on track for my daily fundraising goal? I’m still $5,033 short of what we need to raise today, and every dollar has the power to keep me fighting for us in Washington. >>

John, our housing system is designed to work against the working class.

How do I know? Even as I was being sworn into Congress, I was stuck couch surfing – getting denied from expensive apartments and losing hundreds of dollars in bogus application fees.

It’s become crystal clear that we can’t rely on the same old institutions to fix the same old problems. But we don’t have to accept broken systems.

That’s why we NEED and DESERVE young, working, everyday people in Congress who know firsthand the struggles of the working class, including the increasingly dire housing crisis.

I hate asking for campaign contributions, but it’s the only way working-class people like myself can break into the system and stay in this fight for all of us. My campaign needs to raise $5,033 by midnight to stay on track for our daily fundraising goal. Will you pitch in $27 now? >>

Grateful for your support,

Maxwell Frost