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'''Rob Oates''' | '''Rob Oates''' served on the Caldwell City Council from 2004 to 2009.<ref>https://www.idahopress.com/news/local/government/oates-to-run-for-congress/article_97cd76cc-6177-11e1-8365-001871e3ce6c.html</ref> He and his wife, Debbie, have three children. Rob is a fifth generation Idahoan, was raised in Caldwell and graduated from Caldwell High in 1974. He earned a Bachelor of Science degree in business Management from the University of Idaho in 1978. At graduation Rob was commissioned a Second Lieutenant in the Army and served as a tank officer and helicopter weapons test pilot and project engineer for the next ten years, leaving the service as a Major. After working in technology jobs in several cities in the East, '''Rob''' moved his family to Caldwell in 1997. He was a senior systems analyst for Sears in the Boise Technology Center for five years and has been a contract technical trainer and web application developer. | ||
Oates has been involved in the community serving several terms as President of the Caldwell Band Boosters. | Oates has been involved in the community serving several terms as President of the Caldwell Band Boosters. | ||
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He was the Data Manager for the Idaho Women's Fitness Celebration for six years and an Elder in Caldwell's Boone Memorial Presbyterian Church. | He was the Data Manager for the Idaho Women's Fitness Celebration for six years and an Elder in Caldwell's Boone Memorial Presbyterian Church. | ||
Oates | Oates was the State Chair for the Libertarian Party of Idaho from 2006-2020. | ||
Oates ran has the Libertarian Party Nominee for Idaho Congressional District 1 for the 2012 election. Oates took 3rd place losing to incumbent Raul Labrador with 3.9% of the vote.<ref>https://sos.idaho.gov/elect/results/2012/General/tot_stwd.htm</ref> | |||
==Political Positions== | ==Political Positions== | ||