Republican candidate for U.S. House in Virginia. Every point on this page links to its source. We don't grade candidates or tell you how to vote. As of 2026-09-29.
| Party | Republican |
| Running for | U.S. House, Virginia |
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In their own words, from their campaign website, summarised in plain English.
Ollivant says he wants to lower the cost of living, cut red tape for small businesses and bring manufacturing back to the U.S. by reducing regulation and expanding energy and workforce training. On housing, he says the answer is more supply through less regulation and federal land, not subsidies.
“Giving subsidies, while tempting, will not fix the core problem of insufficient supply.”
Ollivant says he wants to ease the tax burden on families and businesses by cutting inefficiencies, reviewing outdated programs and eliminating ineffective or duplicative ones. He says this is about doing better with less, not cutting for its own sake.
“It’s not about cutting for the sake of cutting—it’s about doing better with less”
Ollivant ties better health to better food and says he backs regenerative farming and easier direct sales from farmers to consumers. He also says he would push for better Lyme disease testing, prevention and coordinated care, and reform of veterans' care.
No stated position on their website.
No stated position on their website.
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Ollivant says he supports an all-of-the-above approach centered on small modular nuclear reactors and natural gas, plus wind, rooftop solar, hydropower and carbon capture. He also wants a North American energy strategy and says data center growth needs community buy-in and protection of the Rappahannock River.
“I support a common sense all-of-the-above approach, with small modular nuclear reactors and natural gas at the center.”
Ollivant says he will defend the right to keep and bear arms. He supports national concealed carry reciprocity and opposes requiring a government permit to buy a firearm.
“I support national concealed carry reciprocity so that law-abiding gun owners are not treated as criminals when they cross a state line.”
Ollivant says he backs a "Peace through Strength" foreign policy that defends borders, increases global stability and protects U.S. interests. He also wants to rebuild U.S. manufacturing so the country does not depend on foreign supply chains, and to reform veterans' care.
““Peace through Strength” is not just a campaign slogan”
Ollivant says he would push for stronger congressional oversight, more transparency in federal spending, protections for whistleblowers and elimination of ineffective or duplicative programs. He says no party or public official should be above scrutiny.
“No party or public official should be above scrutiny.”
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Semblen analyzed 2 ads from Doug Ollivant's campaign; 2 used at least one manipulation technique, most often Loaded Language, Glittering Generalities, Appeal to Prejudice. See the ads, the money and every candidate in this race →
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