Robert lives in Mesa with his wife Giuli. He attended Brophy Prep, Scottsdale Community College, and earned a bachelor's degree in music and a master's degree in business administration from Arizona State University. 

Robert works as the owner of a local music label and a Grammy-winning producer. He has been active in politics as a Democratic activist and has served on the executive board of the LD10 Democrats as the second vice chairman and treasurer.

Robert Doyle's campaign for state senator in District 10 is his first run for public office.

Candidate website

Believes in "increasing fiscal standards of responsibility and accountability" to ensure efficient and effective use of taxpayer money for the benefit of all Arizonans.

Wants to promote affordable housing through "assistance for first-time buyers and rent stabilization for mobile home owners."

- Believes in "increasing fiscal standards of responsibility and accountability" to ensure efficient and effective use of taxpayer money for the benefit of all Arizonans.
- Wants to promote affordable housing through "assistance for first-time buyers and rent stabilization for mobile home owners."

Economy

As of September 17, 2024, Robert Doyle’s website did not contain information on this issue.

Public Safety

Believes in protecting a woman’s right to choose and ensuring privacy in health decisions. Supports access to medical marijuana and affordable healthcare.

Believes in "protecting a woman’s right to choose" and ensuring privacy in health decisions.

- Believes in "protecting a woman’s right to choose" and ensuring privacy in health decisions.

Healthcare

Believes in investing in public education, noting that "Arizona ranks almost last." Supports reforming the voucher system, which he views as a "taxpayer subsidy to religious and private entities" and a potential financial crisis for Arizona.

Believes in investing in public education, noting that "Arizona ranks almost last."

Supports funding and managing initiatives for K-12 education, as demonstrated by his work on the Yes for Mesa Schools campaign.

Supports reforming the voucher system, which he views as a "taxpayer subsidy to religious and private entities" and a potential financial crisis for Arizona.

- Believes in investing in public education, noting that "Arizona ranks almost last."
- Supports funding and managing initiatives for K-12 education, as demonstrated by his work on the Yes for Mesa Schools campaign.
- Supports reforming the voucher system, which he views as a "taxpayer subsidy to religious and private entities" and a potential financial crisis for Arizona.

Education

Energy & the Environment

Supports the Clean Elections Act, which provides public funding for candidates who reject special interest and high-dollar contributions.

Supports expanding voter outreach and providing financial and promotional support for elections.

- Supports the Clean Elections Act, which provides public funding for candidates who reject special interest and high-dollar contributions.
- Supports expanding voter outreach and providing financial and promotional support for elections.

Voting & Elections

Robert Doyle

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