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Erin Oban's Biography

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Full Name:

Erin Oban

Gender:

Female

Family:

Husband: Chad; 1 Child: Evin

Birth Date:

07/25/1982

Birth Place:

Ray, ND

Home City:

Bismark, ND

Religion:

Lutheran

BS, Mathematics Education, University of Mary

Senator, North Dakota State Assembly, 2014-2022

Assistant Minority Leader, North Dakota State Senate, 2021-2022

Minority Caucus Leader, North Dakota State Senate, 2019-2021

Candidate, North Dakota State Senate, District 35, 2018

Former Member, Agriculture Committee, North Dakota State Senate

Former Member, Energy and Natural Resources Committee, North Dakota State Senates

Former Member, Ethics Committee, North Dakota State Senate

Former Member, Government and Veterans Affairs Committee, North Dakota State Senate

Former Vice Chair, Joint Committee on Education Policy, North Dakota State Senate

Former Member, Joint Committee on Government Finance, North Dakota State Senate

Former Member, Joint Committee on Higher Education, North Dakota State Senate

Former Member, Kindergarten Through Grade Twelve Education Coordination Council, North Dakota State Senate

Math and Technology Teacher, Cathedral School in Bismarck

Director of Alumni, University of Mary

Pianist, Celebrate Band, Good Shepard Lutheran Church

Volunteer, Dakota Stage

Board Member, Designer Genes

Member, Good Shepherd Lutheran Church

Member, North Dakota Farmers Union

Co-Chair, North Dakota Sportsmen's Caucus

Member, North Dakota University Foundation

Board Member, YouthWorks

Participant, Governing Institute Women in Government, 2015

Reason for Seeking Public Office:

I'm running for the State Senate because the people of District 35, the residents of Bismarck, and quite frankly, so many across our state deserve better than what they're getting. I want to help restore desperately needed balance, common sense and moderation to a legislative body that has become anything but. It's time for new energy and fresh perspective in District 35, and that's certainly something I will bring to the North Dakota Senate.

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