Patricia Gonzalez
Certified write-in candidate (No Party Affiliation); voters must write in her name to vote for her.
Patricia Gonzalez is a certified write-in, No Party Affiliation candidate for Florida's 24th Congressional District. She works as a mortgage broker and describes her positions as Republican-leaning while running without party affiliation.[1][6]
Basic profile — the most important sourced facts we found.
Positions on the issues
- MixedExpand immigration enforcement and deportations
Supports legal, orderly immigration and says people who have built their lives in America and are not serious criminals should have a lawful opportunity to remain, while serious felony convictions should carry immigration consequences.[6]
“Support legal, orderly immigration. People who have built their lives in America and are not serious criminals should have a lawful opportunity to remain, while serious felony convictions should have immigration consequences consistent with federal law and due process.”
- OpposesExpand public health coverage
Says she would protect Medicare for those who depend on it while opposing a government-run Medicare for All system.[6]
“Protect Medicare for those who depend on it while opposing a government-run Medicare-for-All system.”
- OpposesProtect legal access to abortion
Describes herself as pro-life and says she stands for the protection of unborn children.[6]
“Stand for the protection of unborn children.”
- SupportsContinue U.S. military aid to Israel
Supports Israel's right to exist and defend itself and says she would maintain a strong U.S.-Israel relationship.[6]
“Support Israel's right to exist and defend itself and maintain a strong U.S.-Israel relationship.”
In their words — priorities
- Protecting the Constitution and the separation of powers among the presidency, Congress and the Supreme Court.[6]
- Making homeownership simpler by reducing regulatory barriers and costs for working Americans.[6]
- Supporting legal, orderly immigration, with a lawful path to remain for non-criminal residents while applying immigration consequences to serious felony convictions.[6]
Background
Campaign money
Raised $1,333 · spent $1,333 · $0 cash on hand (through 2026-09-23) FEC filing ↗