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Overview
Current roleK-12 public school teacher
PartyDemocratic
LocationOregon
BackgroundK-12 public school teacher
EducationPortland State University — B.A. International Studies (Economics minor)
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Notable personal detailsMary Doyle is a Democratic candidate for U.S. House in Oregon’s 2nd Congressional District in the 2026 election cycle. She is a K-12 public school teacher and longtime educator and union member in Oregon. Her background includes work with the U.S. Forest Service and roles in education such as athletic director and student services coordination. She has studied international studies and education and holds an Oregon administrative licensure.
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Positions
Economy & Taxes
Mary Doyle supports progressive tax policy, including reforms to make wealthy individuals and corporations pay more (closing loopholes, ending carried interest, and raising corporate minimum tax rates). Her campaign frames these changes as measures to improve economic fairness for working families and address affordability.
Healthcare
Mary Doyle describes the American health care system as inherently broken and supports moving toward a single‑payer/Medicare‑for‑All style system while advocating pragmatic, community‑based paths to implementation.
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Immigration & Border
The candidate criticizes federal immigration enforcement tactics and the ‘weaponizing’ of ICE, highlighting dehumanization in U.S. immigration policy and expressing concern about detention warehousing; she frames immigration policy in humanitarian terms and emphasizes human dignity.
Climate & Energy
Supports science-based stewardship of public lands and water, enforcement of polluter-pays principles, drought and wildfire resilience, habitat restoration, and targeted incentives for soil and water health. Emphasizes protecting public lands and water, local control and guardrails on industrial projects, and investments in prevention and recovery rather than privatization. Does not call for explicit Green New Deal–style language on the campaign site but endorses regulatory enforcement and conservation-focused policies.
Fundraising
Latest report: Cycle 20262026
LatestCycle 2026
Source: FEC
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