Mary Doyle

Mary Doyle is an educator, public servant, and constitutional advocate committed to the rule of law and democratic accountability. For more than two decades, she has served communities across Oregon as a teacher, advocate, and civic leader, working at the intersection of education, public trust, and institutional responsibility. Her career has been defined by a simple principle: oaths matter, and power must be accountable to the people it serves.

Mary is a signatory and selected participant in the Citizens’ Impeachment movement because she believes impeachment is not a partisan weapon, but a constitutional obligation. When public officials violate their oath, undermine democratic institutions, or place themselves above the law, the Constitution provides a clear remedy. Upholding that remedy is an act of patriotism, not division.

Grounded in lived experience and guided by constitutional principles, Mary speaks plainly about lawful accountability, democratic norms, and the dangers of normalizing authoritarian behavior. She rejects personality-driven politics in favor of statute, process, and enforcement of the rule of
law.

Mary believes the United States remains strong only when its Constitution is defended without fear or favor. She stands with everyday Americans demanding that Congress honor its oath, enforce constitutional safeguards, and protect democracy against all enemies, foreign and domestic.