Frank L. Howard (February 4, 1873  – December 12, 1933) was an American politician who served in the New York State Assembly as a member of the Republican Party.

[1][3] Howard, Owego Mayor Albert S. Andrews, and Assemblyman Frank G. Miller were selected to serve as Tioga County's at-large delegates to the New York convention about the repeal of the 18th Amendment.

[4][5] On August 31, 1907, Howard announced that he would run for the Republican nomination to succeed Byram L. Winters in the New York Assembly from Tioga County.

[7] On August 14, 1908, Howard stated that he would not run to succeed Owen Cassidy in the New York Senate and would instead seek another term in the Assembly.

[9][10] On October 1, 1909, Howard was renominated at the Republican county convention by a unanimous vote and won reelection against Democratic nominee Mathew Walpole.

[11][12] On September 20, 1910, Howard was renominated at the Republican county convention, but was defeated in the general election by Democratic nominee Otis S.