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Frederick Frazier attended the University of Texas at San Antonio.

Frederick was a police officer for the Dallas Police Department and special deputy U.S. marshal.

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Frederick served as state representative for one term from 2023 to 2025. He was defeated in the Republican primary in his re-election bid.

Supports cutting property taxes and stopping runaway appraisals to protect family budgets from rising tax bills.

- Supports cutting property taxes and stopping runaway appraisals to protect family budgets from rising tax bills.

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For Candidate Frederick Frazier on Issue public-safety: Supports securing the border, strengthening law enforcement, and building the wall to keep Texas communities safe.

Supports securing the border, strengthening law enforcement, and building the wall to keep Texas communities safe.

- Supports securing the border, strengthening law enforcement, and building the wall to keep Texas communities safe.

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As of January 22, 2026, Frederick Frazier’s website did not contain information on this issue.

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