Past Campaign
U.S. House District 24
Primary election
Past campaign details are available on the full race page.
Christine Alexandria Sanon-Jules is not currently running for office on Civoren.
Christine Alexandria Sanon-Jules's campaign has reported raising $0 and spending $0 to the Federal Election Commission.
Christine Alexandria Sanon-Jules is a Miami-Dade native, entrepreneur, educator, and community advocate. Born and raised in El Portal, Florida, she is the daughter of Haitian immigrants. She served two years in AmeriCorps, worked as a youth director and middle school math and science teacher at Holy Cross, and founded The SEO Group. She earned a bachelor's degree in public administration and an MBA from Barry University. In 2022, she became the first Haitian-American woman to win a Democratic nomination for a congressional seat in Miami-Dade County.
Christine Alexandria Sanon-Jules has a recorded position on seven issues. Each is Civoren's summary of the campaign's own public material, with the source linked.
Supports affordable housing as a basic foundation of a thriving society, naming it among the top policy priorities for working families in her FL-24 campaign.
“Everyone-regardless of income or background-deserves access to quality healthcare, affordable housing, strong public education, and the opportunity to achieve economic stability. These are basic foundations of a thriving society, not luxuries, and families should not be struggling to secure them in the 21st century.”
ballotpedia.orgAs of May 2026
Christine Alexandria Sanon-Jules supports policies that ensure artificial intelligence strengthens, rather than replaces, the workforce - through investment in education, job training, and new career pathways so workers can thrive in a changing economy and technology creates opportunity instead of widening inequality.
“Artificial intelligence must strengthen the workforce-not replace it. We must invest in education, job training, and new career pathways so workers can thrive in a changing economy and ensure technology creates opportunity instead of widening inequality.”
ballotpedia.orgAs of May 2026
Supports expanding economic opportunity and stability for working families, listing economic opportunity and support for working-class families among her policy priorities.
“Her policy priorities include immigration reform, access to quality education, economic opportunity, and support for working-class families.”
ballotpedia.orgAs of May 2026
Supports access to quality, affordable healthcare, naming it a basic foundation of a thriving society and one of her most passionate policy areas.
“I am most passionate about policies that expand opportunity and stability for working families. This includes affordable housing, access to quality healthcare, strengthening public education, workforce development, and humane, practical immigration reform.”
ballotpedia.orgAs of May 2026
Supports humane, practical immigration reform that protects families, strengthens communities, and ensures everyone has a fair chance to contribute, work, and succeed.
“America's strength comes from its diversity and its promise of opportunity. We need humane, practical immigration reform that protects families, strengthens communities, and ensures that everyone has a fair chance to contribute, work, and succeed.”
ballotpedia.orgAs of May 2026
Supports strong public education, listing it among the basic foundations of a thriving society and among her top policy priorities.
“Everyone-regardless of income or background-deserves access to quality healthcare, affordable housing, strong public education, and the opportunity to achieve economic stability.”
ballotpedia.orgAs of May 2026
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