Lake County Times

Dave Joyce, a U.S. Congressman representing Ohio’s 14th district since 2013, has recently shared his thoughts and legislative activities on social media. Born in Cleveland, Ohio in 1957, Joyce has been active in Congress following his predecessor Steve LaTourette. His tweets reflect his concerns and initiatives regarding national issues.

On June 2, 2025, Joyce expressed concern over the rise of antisemitism in the United States. He conveyed his condolences to those affected by a recent attack in Colorado and called for unity against hatred. "It’s become terrifyingly clear that we have a growing antisemitism problem in our country. My prayers are with the victims of yet another senseless terror attack in Colorado. I urge everyone to stand against the hate that fuels this violence."

Two days later, on June 4, he announced the introduction of the SAFE Sunscreen Act alongside his colleagues. This bipartisan bill aims to streamline sunscreen innovation processes and embrace advancements in skin health. As Co-Chair of the Skin Cancer Caucus, Joyce emphasized his commitment to combating skin cancer through legislative efforts."Yesterday, my colleagues and I introduced the SAFE Sunscreen Act; a bipartisan bill that streamlines the process for sunscreen innovation and embraces new advancements in skin health. As Co-Chair of the Skin Cancer Caucus, I am committed to fighting this disease at every turn."

Later on June 4, Joyce reported on Chris Rocheleau's testimony before a House Appropriations Subcommittee concerning transportation safety. The Acting Administrator for the FAA addressed issues related to aviation safety and punctuality—a priority for Joyce as he continues collaborating with relevant stakeholders."Chris Rocheleau, Acting Administrator for the FAA, testified before the @HouseAppropsGop Subcommittee on Transportation, Housing, and Urban Development today. Americans deserve a safe aviation system that gets them where they need to be on time."

David Joyce holds both a BS and JD from the University of Dayton (1979 & 1982) respectively.