Attorney and Activist Offers Change vs More of the Same, Will Attack Income Inequality and Promote Medicare For All

LAKE WORTH BEACH - Victoria Doyle, a Lake Worth Beach attorney and activist, launches her grassroots campaign for Florida's 22nd Congressional District seat against longtime incumbent Rep. Lois Frankel at an event with supporters Thursday, January 15 at the Beach Club at Lake Worth Beach.

Citing the need for change in Congress, a focus on income inequality and the necessity of reining in soaring healthcare costs, Victoria Doyle calls for a fresh approach and boldness in dealing with Donald Trump and the Republicans. She is not taking corporate or PAC donations, unlike Lois Frankel, and would never vote to express "gratitude" to US Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE), as Frankel did last summer.

Speaking in support of Victoria Doyle's campaign will be noted community leaders, including Adrienne Percival, president of Palm Beach County National Organization for Women (NOW) on women's rights and reproductive rights; Nick Ostheimer, president of Florida Atlantic University (FAU) Democrats, on youth engagement and their top issues in the midterms; Ricky Aiken of Inner City Innovators in West Palm Beach, on at-risk youth and community involvement; and Tristan Blake, a Fourth Grader from The Greene School who will share his thoughts on Building Bridges and the lessons he has learned from Dr. Martin Luther King.

WHAT: Victoria Doyle CD22 campaign kickoff

WHEN: Thursday, January 17, 6pm

WHERE: The Beach Club at Lake Worth Beach, One 7th Ave. North, Lake Worth Beach

WHO:

• Victoria Doyle, attorney and activist

• Adrienne Percival, president, Palm Beach County National Organization for Women

• Nick Ostheimer, president, Florida Atlantic University (FAU) Democrats

• Ricky Aiken, Inner City Innovators

This event is Open Press. Victoria Doyle is available for interviews. Contact Philip Katz, 267.566.1128.

Victoria Doyle was raised and went to school in Manhattan. She received her BA in Political Science from the University of Vermont in Burlington, and her JD from the Brooklyn School of law. She specialized in intellectual property and trademark law, and worked for several law firms throughout her career. Victoria bought a house in Palm Beach County in 2015 and permanently moved to Lake Worth Beach in 2021. After working remotely for years, she retired from her law practice in the spring of 2025 to focus on her campaign to change Congress. More info on doyleforcongress.org.

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