Jacob Olliver (R-OH)

[Ollie 2]

 

Character Name: Jacob Olliver

Home State: Ohio 

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Previous Job: U.S. Congressman, Ohio Attorney General, Practicing Lawyer 
Date of Birth: 09-20-1970
Race / Ethnicity: White 
Religion: Evangelical 
Wealth: Upper Class
Gender: Male
Sexuality: Heterosexual 
Are you married?: Yes
How many children do you have?: Three

 

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Jacob Olliver grew up in Columbus, Ohio and graduated high-school there before his family moved away to New York when his father accepted a job. Jacob graduated from Harvard Law with his J.D. and would immediately go on to begin working in the Department of Justice under President George H. W. Bush. After an extensive period of living in D.C., Jacob moved back to Ohio and met a fellow lawyer, Alice Woodrick, who would go on to become the love of his life and his wife. The two would settle in Jacob's hometown of Columbus and have three children. Jacob practiced law extensively and served on the Columbus Bar Association. After a failed attempt at running for a local legislative seat, Jacob ran to become Attorney General of Ohio and won. He would later run for Congress, in John Kasich's old seat, and win -- serving four consecutive terms, before being elected Senator of Ohio. 

[Bruce 3]

9 hours ago, Ollie said:

 

Character Name: Jacob Olliver

Home State: Ohio 

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Previous Job: U.S. Congressman, Ohio Attorney General, Practicing Lawyer 
Date of Birth: 09-20-1970
Race / Ethnicity: White 
Religion: Evangelical 
Wealth: Upper Class
Gender: Male
Sexuality: Heterosexual 
Are you married?: Yes
How many children do you have?: Three

 

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Jacob Olliver grew up in Columbus, Ohio and graduated high-school there before his family moved away to New York when his father accepted a job. Jacob graduated from Harvard Law with his J.D. and would immediately go on to begin working in the Department of Justice under President George H. W. Bush. After an extensive period of living in D.C., Jacob moved back to Ohio and met a fellow lawyer, Alice Woodrick, who would go on to become the love of his life and his wife. The two would settle in Jacob's hometown of Columbus and have three children. Jacob practiced law extensively and served on the Columbus Bar Association. After a failed attempt at running for a local legislative seat, Jacob ran to become Attorney General of Ohio and won. He would later run for Congress, in John Kasich's old seat, and win -- serving four consecutive terms, before being elected Senator of Ohio. 

Attributes
Experience	15
Name Recognition	10
Wealth	40
Charisma	35
Cash on Hand	$4,000,000

 

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