Doug Ollivant

Doug Ollivant and his wife, Sabrina, live along the Rappahannock River with their dog and chickens.¹ The Culpeper County resident has seven grown children and two grandchildren.¹ Before civilian consulting and his congressional campaign, he built a career as an Army officer, retiring as a lieutenant colonel.¹

Ollivant served two combat tours in Iraq and advised coalition forces in Afghanistan.¹ His other responsibilities included teaching at West Point and serving as the National Security Council's director for Iraq.¹ His education includes studies at Wheaton College, James Madison University and Indiana University.¹

He now leads an international consulting firm whose work includes compliance and business intelligence, and participates in national security policy discussions.²¹ His campaign emphasizes fiscal restraint, rebuilding American industry and maintaining food security for both rural communities and growing suburbs.¹

Ollivant supports expanding small modular nuclear reactors and natural gas to provide reliable, affordable energy.² He proposes easing development regulations and considering federal land for housing to expand supply.² His November opponents are Democratic incumbent Eugene Vindman, Libertarian Taner Demirci Lopez and independents Alaha Ahrar, Joshua Ertle and Randall Terry.²