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Ballotpedia: Greg Oblander

Greg has a Doctor of Chiropractic from Logan University. He and his wife JoAnna have 6 children, 2 of which are adopted. 

Greg owns two chiropractic clinics, Oblander Chiropractic, and Heights Chiropractic. Previously, he was the president of the Montana Petroleum Landman Association, worked in the oil and gas division of Montana Power, and was an ATV instructor.

Greg Oblander served one term as a State Representative for District 40 from 2022-2023. 

MIssoula Current, HOUSE COMMITTEE TABLES LATEST MONTANA ‘RIGHT-TO-WORK’ BILL

As a State Representative, voted against Montana's "right-to-work" bill.

- As a State Representative, voted against Montana's "right-to-work" bill.

Economy

Supports "[increasing] natural resource development."

- Supports "[increasing] natural resource development."

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Healthcare

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Voting & Elections

With candidates filed for Legislature, Democrats hope to edge into GOP supermajority

Sponsored a bill securing funding for Career and Technical Student Organizations (CTSOs).

- Sponsored a bill securing funding for Career and Technical Student Organizations (CTSOs).

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Greg Oblander

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