Politicians
- John Bolton (by 1524-56 or later), MP for Haverfordwest
- John Bolton (MP), British Member of Parliament for City of York
- John R. Bolton (born 1948), former United States Ambassador to the United Nations
- John Bolton (Canadian politician) (1824–1872), member of the Canadian House of Commons
- Sir John Bolton (Manx politician) (c. 1901–1980), Chairman of the Isle of Man Finance Board
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