Washington, D.C. Ward 3 Member of the Council · Nov 3, 2026
Matthew Frumin
Candidate for Ward 3 Member of the Council (incumbent)
Matthew Frumin, the incumbent, is running for Washington, D.C. Ward 3 Member of the Council in the Nov 3, 2026 election, unopposed.
Mail ballot drop boxes open (tentative) · Fri, Oct 9, 2026
In 4 daysWard 3 Councilmember and attorney of more than 30 years. He was a State Department political appointee in the Clinton administration and a longtime Ward 3 education and community advocate.
- Occupation (from candidate statement)
- Democrat
- Campaign website
- frumin2026.com
Where Matthew Frumin stands: positions on the record
Youth curfew2 sourced positions
Voted yes on the Youth Curfew Amendment Act at final reading (approved 8-5, May 2026).
Council voteDC Council LIMS · May 5, 2026
Said when voting for the permanent curfew bill on first reading that the Council must both lift up kids and protect communities.
“We need to be lifting up these kids, but we also need to be protecting our communities and our kids.”
Own statementWTOP · Apr 21, 2026
Housing1 sourced position
Voted yes on the RENTAL Act at final reading (approved 10-3, Oct. 2025).
Council voteDC Council LIMS · Oct 21, 2025
Tipped wage1 sourced position
Voted against the Allen-Henderson proposal to partially repeal Initiative 82 and cap the tipped wage at 75% of the minimum wage (July 2025).
Council voteThe 51st · Jul 29, 2025
RFK campus1 sourced position
Voted yes on the Robert F. Kennedy Campus Redevelopment Act at final reading (approved 11-2, Sept. 2025).
Council voteDC Council LIMS · Sep 17, 2025
Priorities1 sourced position
Names education, from child care through workforce systems, and more affordable housing as his top two priorities.
Own statementLeague of Women Voters VOTE411
Past candidacies1 sourced position
Ran for Ward 3 Member of the Council in 2026 as a Democratic candidate (won the June 16 primary).
Own statementDC Board of Elections · Jul 17, 2026
Also running for Ward 3 Member of the Council
No one else is running for this seat.
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