Mike Doyle is currently serving his sixth term in Congress representing the 14th District of Pennsylvania, which includes the city of Pittsburgh as well as communities in the western, southern, and eastern portions of Allegheny County.

His top priorities include revitalizing communities in the 14th District through economic development and high-tech initiatives, creating jobs, preserving Social Security and Medicare, providing better public education, establishing a long-term national energy strategy, and fostering a better climate for our high-tech community.

When he first came to Congress in 1995, Doyle was appointed to both the Veterans' Affairs and the Science and Technology Committees. He sat on the Science Subcommittee on Energy, Environment, and Technology and the Veterans Health Subcommittee.

At the beginning of the 2001, Doyle was appointed to the House Energy and Commerce Committee which is one of only three exclusive committees in the House. There he sits on the following three subcommittees: 1) Energy and Air Quality; 2) Telecommunications and the Internet; and 3) Environment and Hazardous Materials.

Doyle is a member in the House Democratic Caucus and the founder and co-chair of the recently formed Autism Caucus, also known as the Coalition for Autism Research and Education (C.A.R.E.). Doyle also serves on several other important Caucuses, such as Steel, Human Rights, and the Internet. He is also a member of the Leadership Pittsburgh Alumni Organization, the Lions Club, the Ancient Order of Hibernians (AOH), the Italian Sons and Daughters of America (ISDA), and the Penn State Alumni Association.

Doyle is a graduate of Penn State University, where he received a Bachelor of Science degree in Community Development in 1975. Prior to serving in Congress, Doyle was the Chief of Staff for State Senator Frank Pecora. Doyle and his wife, Susan, reside in Forest Hills and have four children: Michael, David, Kevin, and Alexandra.