Don Bolduc holds a Bachelor of Arts degree and has a background in military leadership, having commanded special forces units in significant operations. He transitioned from a career in high-finance to the public sector, gaining extensive experience in managing institutional risk. Bolduc's military service included commanding roles during notable operations, and he has dealt with the consequences of a traumatic injury sustained in the line of duty. He has also held leadership positions in special operations task forces.

Don Bolduc's political identity is marked by a blend of military experience and a staunch skepticism towards federal intervention. His advocacy for repealing the Seventeenth Amendment, which would end the direct popular election of U.S. senators, reveals a desire for a more insulated Senate. Bolduc's opposition to the Inflation Reduction Act's provision on Medicare prescription drug prices showcases his deep-seated distrust of government involvement in healthcare, even as it clashes with broader Republican support for reducing healthcare costs. His personal narrative, from a decorated military career to a local law enforcement role, adds a layer of authenticity and resilience to his political persona.