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I’m running for Congress because Congress is failing us. We are in an affordability crisis, yet the government prioritizes tax breaks for the rich, and excessive ICE and “Dept. of War” spending over what the majority of Americans need and deserve: affordable healthcare, housing, and groceries.&nbsp;We need Democrats who fight for a bold agenda—not those who perpetuate a status quo that rewards big donors while staying weak on the issues that matter.

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Victoria Doyle&nbsp;was raised in Manhattan. She received her BA in Political Science from the University of Vermont, and her JD from Brooklyn Law School. She specialized in intellectual property and federal trademark law, and worked for several prominent law firms throughout her career.Victoria bought a house in Palm Beach County in 2015 and moved to Lake Worth Beach permanently in 2021. She left her law practice in April 2025 to run for office after years of activism, protesting, and frustration with Congress.&nbsp;

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Victoria is clear about the root causes of our challenges. While some politicians try to distract us by blaming immigrants or minority groups, Victoria knows the truth: our crisis is driven by unchecked corporate greed and dark campaign money. She is ready to head to DC to take on:

Putting Blame Where It Belongs:

Addressing Florida’s housing and insurance disaster head-on.

The Affordability Crisis

Fixing a tax system that is rigged to benefit the ultra-rich at the expense of everyone else.

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Protecting Florida’s future by tackling climate threats that endanger our homes, health, and economy.

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Advancing common-sense gun laws to reduce violence and keep families and communities safe.

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Victoria Doyle is a Democratic candidate for Congress, and her campaign is welcoming anyone curious about how real campaigns work.No experience is required. Training is provided. Whether you’re interested in organizing, outreach, research, or just want to help where needed, there’s a place for you.If you’ve ever thought about getting involved, this is a great place to start.

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In the words of the esteemed Shirley Chisolm, I will never be compromised by Special Interest money, because it is keeping compromised, ineffective incumbents in office, and controlling policy decisions by too many members of Congress.&nbsp;It’s time for change. If elected to Congress, I will fight to improve your economic well-being, protect your individual rights, guarantee your Social Security payments, Medicare, and Medicaid, push relentlessly for Medicare for All, support clean energy initiatives for job creation and climate-crisis mitigation, and make sure the billionaire class is paying taxes.&nbsp;I also pledge to show up in the District - be reachable, accountable, direct, and honest. Let’s Go!

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Victoria hasn't just lived in Florida’s 22nd District—she’s been a part of the fabric of Palm Beach County for over ten years. Since buying her home here in 2015 and becoming a permanent resident of Lake Worth Beach, she has seen firsthand how the status quo is failing her neighbors. After a decade of watching career politicians cling to outdated ideas while the cost of living in Florida spirals out of control, Victoria decided it was time for a change. She isn’t interested in business-as-usual; she’s bringing new energy and fresh ideas that are completely unbeholden to special interests.

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Victoria is a lawyer, a mother, and a fighter who understands the challenges facing Lake Worth Beach families.Legal Expertise: A graduate of Brooklyn Law School, Victoria built a successful career in federal trademark and intellectual property law. She knows how to navigate complex systems and stand up to powerful entities.From the Courtroom to the Community: Driven by years of activism and a growing frustration with Congressional gridlock, Victoria left her law practice in April 2025. She traded her legal career for the front lines of the movement to reclaim our government.Resisting the Status Quo: Victoria is running to be a bold check on power, ready to resist regressive policies and champion a worker-centered Democratic agenda.

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LAKE WORTH BEACH —Activist, attorney and CD-22 candidate Victoria Doyle celebrates Black History Month with a listening tour throughout Palm Beach County on Sunday, February 1. She will meet with residents in historically Black neighborhoods in the district to hear their concerns about the economy, health care, immigration and the need for change in the face of a Congress that is too often too slow to address Americans’ real concerns.Victoria and supporters will travel the district in her campaign bus, and distribute children’s books on Black history along with snacks, beverages and campaign swag. As with all Doyle For Congress events, voter registration will be available on-site including new registrations, Vote-By-Mail renewals or any other questions. All campaign events are Open Press.Victoria will kick off the day at church in West Palm Beach with the legendary activist&nbsp;Mrs. Edith Bush.SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 1WHAT: Listening Tour with West Palm Beach ResidentsWHO: Victoria DoyleWHEN: 12:30pmWHERE: Blum Park 518 23rd St. West Palm BeachWHAT: Listening Tour with Boynton Beach ResidentsWHO: Victoria DoyleWHEN: 2pmWHERE: Sara Sims Park 209 NW 9th Court Boynton BeachWHAT: Listening Tour with Delray Beach ResidentsWHO: Victoria DoyleWHEN: 3:15pmWHERE: Pompey Park in The Set 1101 NW 2nd St. Delray Beach###

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VICTORIA DOYLE KICKS OFF BLACK HISTORY MONTH WITH LISTENING TOUR HONORING AND CELEBRATING BLACK HISTORY IN PALM BEACH COUNTY

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We are overdue to enact Medicare for All. We are the richest country in the world, and the only one without healthcare guarantees. We spend more money on healthcare than any other peer country and have the worst outcomes. It’s time to face the facts: our for-profit system is getting more expensive and less effective every year. Medicare for All would end co-pays and high deductibles, and save our economy billions annually, according to the bipartisan Congressional Budget Office.

Guarantee Healthcare

Our immigration system is broken and cruel, but it can be fixed. We must streamline the path to citizenship. We must improve border control with technology, and demand accountability from our border agents. We must welcome and protect refugees fleeing persecution in the American tradition. Finally, we must work with domestic industries that hire immigrants, like agriculture, construction, and tourism, to support both business and immigrant success and safety.

Enact Comprehensive Immigration Reform

We must make Congress more accountable to the voters, and less beholden to special interests. To this end, campaign finance reform is essential, and overturning Citizens United, the egregious Supreme Court decision that reversed century-old campaign finance restrictions, and enabled corporations and other outside groups to spend unlimited money on elections, is key. We also must ban stock trading by members. And we must pass a federal ban on political and racial gerrymandering, and demand that independent redistricting commissions draw fair maps.Finally, we must eliminate the Electoral College, a slave-era relic, to elect the President by popular vote.

Reform Congress

Human rights are not political. We must reject the politicization of individual rights and the government’s wrongful insertion of itself into our private lives. We need to codify the Supreme Court’s decisions protecting individual rights, including Roe v. Wade, which guarantees access to reproductive healthcare, and the Obergefell decision, which guarantees marriage equality. We also must legislate around bad Supreme Court decisions, like Second Amendment overreaches, and implement gun safety regulations in support of our fundamental right not to be killed as a consequence of reckless gun availability.

Respect and Strengthen Individual Rights

Floridians know climate change is real and destructive, and that we must take steps to manage it. Implementing clean renewable energy is no longer an option. We must streamline our national move away from fossil fuels, strengthen water and air quality, and address rising sea levels, warmer sea temperatures, and a warming planet.

Manage Climate Change

Too many Floridians can’t afford to buy a home. We must outlaw private equity companies buying private housing, which lowers supply and drives up prices. We must foster the building of affordable housing in ecologically responsible ways. And we must establish a federal reinsurance program to protect property in climate-affected states like Florida.

Make Housing Affordable Again

The cost of living is too high. Wages have not kept up, while CEO salaries and stock buy-backs are prioritized. We must raise the minimum wage, expand unions, and guarantee paid family and medical leave. We must close tax loopholes, and fund the IRS’ enforcement staff so they can focus on the biggest tax cheats, who engage in complicated accounting schemes. We also must pass a version of the “Tax Excessive CEO Pay Act,” under which companies would pay higher taxes when the ratio of their CEO pay to their typical worker pay exceeds 100:1. [Walmart’s ratio is 930:1, for example – its CEO made $27.4 million in 2024 – 930 times the median Walmart worker’s salary of $29,469.]

Fight Income Inequality

LAKE WORTH BEACH — At the launch of her campaign for CD-22, activist and attorney Victoria Doyle called for the impeachment of DHS Secretary Kristi Noem. Less than a week later, Rep. Lois Frankel, under fire for her vote expressing “gratitude” to ICE for “protecting the homeland,” followed suit in calling for Noem’s impeachment. Victoria Doyle issued the following statement:“I appreciate Lois Frankel recognizing that Floridians are fed up with the lawlessness and incompetence that Kristi Noem has enabled at the Department of Homeland Security. But let’s be honest: Lois didn’t call for Noem’s impeachment until I did, while I also pointed out her vote last summer expressing ‘gratitude’ to ICE. Apparently, until Lois was embarrassed on this issue she was content to stay quiet.“Floridians deserve a leader who will speak her mind and call out abuses when they happen, not after being backed into a corner. Congress needs leadership that is bold from the start, without waiting to gauge public opinion first. It’s time for change in District 22.”###

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VICTORIA DOYLE APPLAUDS LOIS FRANKEL FOR FOLLOWING HER LEAD CALLING FOR NOEM IMPEACHMENT

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Americans no longer trust the US Supreme Court to be a politically neutral body. Justices are picked by partisan politician machines, several Justices are ideologically extreme, and investigations of corruption are warranted. We must expand the Supreme Court to 13 members, mirroring the number of Circuit Courts of Appeals, and we must discontinue lifetime Supreme Court tenure, which fosters unaccountability and Justices serving way past retirement age.

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