Doug Ollivant
Douglas Ollivant
U.S.A.
Personal Background
Doug Ollivant retired as a U.S. Army Lieutenant Colonel after two combat tours in Iraq and advising coalition forces in Afghanistan. He holds advanced degrees from Indiana University, James Madison University, and Wheaton College. Ollivant taught at West Point and served as Director for Iraq at the National Security Council. Currently, he leads a global consulting firm focused on combating corruption and promoting accountability. Ollivant resides in Culpeper County with his wife and is the parent of seven grown children and two grandchildren.
Political Ideas
Doug Ollivant combines a deep military background with a multifaceted policy approach that juxtaposes traditional conservatism with progressive environmentalism. His advocacy for an all-of-the-above energy strategy, including nuclear power and natural gas, alongside support for renewable energy, reveals a nuanced stance on sustainability. Ollivant's commitment to local agriculture and community-focused housing policies highlights a localized, community-oriented philosophy. His dedication to veterans and law enforcement underscores a strong national security ethos, while his support for reproductive rights and Lyme disease care indicates a surprising blend of social and health policy priorities.