2014

In April 2013, Boyle announced his candidacy for Pennsylvania's 13th congressional district, which stretched from Montgomery County to northeast Philadelphia.
The incumbent five-term Democrat, Allyson Schwartz, gave up the seat to run for Governor.
Boyle had the support of nearly 30 labor unions across the Philadelphia region.

In the 2014 Democratic primary, Boyle beat former Congresswoman Marjorie Margolies.
He went on to win the seat in the general election on November 4, 2014, defeating Republican Carson "Dee" Adcock with 67% of the vote.

2016
No Republican or other party candidate filed to run against Boyle in 2016, so he was re-elected unopposed.

2018
The Supreme Court of Pennsylvania imposed a new map for Pennsylvania's congressional districts in February 2018.
Boyle then announced that he would run for re-election in the new 2nd District.
That district had previously been the 1st District, represented by retiring fellow Democrat Bob Brady.
However, the new 2nd absorbed all of the Philadelphia portion of the old 13th, including Boyle's home.
PoliticsPA rated Boyle's district as not vulnerable (a safe seat).
2014

In April 2013, Boyle announced his candidacy for Pennsylvania's 13th congressional district, which stretched from Montgomery County to northeast Philadelphia. The incumbent five-term Democrat, Allyson Schwartz, gave up the seat to run for Governor. Boyle had the support of nearly 30 labor unions across the Philadelphia region.
In the 2014 Democratic primary, Boyle beat former Congresswoman Marjorie Margolies. He went on to win the seat in the general election on November 4, 2014, defeating Republican Carson "Dee" Adcock with 67% of the vote.
2016
No Republican or other party candidate filed to run against Boyle in 2016, so he was re-elected unopposed.
2018
The Supreme Court of Pennsylvania imposed a new map for Pennsylvania's congressional districts in February 2018. Boyle then announced that he would run for re-election in the new 2nd District. That district had previously been the 1st District, represented by retiring fellow Democrat Bob Brady. However, the new 2nd absorbed all of the Philadelphia portion of the old 13th, including Boyle's home. PoliticsPA rated Boyle's district as not vulnerable (a safe seat).
Brendan Boyle