Rob Altman is from Bryan-College Station, Texas. He has a bachelor's degree from Texas A&M University. He and his wife, Shelley, have two children together. He is a Christian.

Rob Altman has a bachelor's degree from Texas A&M University. He has a wife and two children.

Rob is a senior executive at a Fortune 500 firm. He previously served in the U.S. Army for more than 25 years, both as an enlisted soldier and a commissioned officer. 

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Rob is a senior executive at a Fortune 500 firm. He previously served in the U.S. Army for more than 25 years.

Rob is currently a member of the Denton Central Appraisal District.

Supports reducing regulations and taxes for small businesses.

Supports fewer regulations, lower taxes, & "policies that empower business owners to create jobs & fuel local growth."

Plans to lower costs, cut wasteful spending, expand affordable housing, and ensure economic opportunities for all Texans.

Wants to "combat inflation and lower everyday costs."

Supports re-shoring manufacturing and critical industries.

Supports "re-shoring manufacturing and critical industries."

Supports adopting a "balanced-budget mindset" and auditing major government agencies.

Supports adopting a "balanced-budget mindset" and wants to audit "major agencies."

- Supports fewer regulations, lower taxes, & "policies that empower business owners to create jobs & fuel local growth."
- Plans to expand affordable housing.
- Wants to "combat inflation and lower everyday costs."
- Supports "re-shoring manufacturing and critical industries."
- Supports adopting a "balanced-budget mindset" and wants to audit "major agencies."

Economy

Supports increasing border task forces and penalties for cartels.

Wants to "increase border task forces and penalties for cartels."

Supports strengthening police recruitment, training, and mental health support.

Aims to "strengthen [police] recruitment, training, and mental health support."

- Opposes gun control.
- Wants to "increase border task forces and penalties for cartels."
- Aims to "strengthen [police] recruitment, training, and mental health support."

Public Safety

Supports "encouraging competition and price transparency" in healthcare.

Wants to "encourage competition and price transparency" in healthcare.

- Wants to "encourage competition and price transparency" in healthcare.

Healthcare

Supports focusing on reading, math, science, and civics education.

Supports expanding adoption support and prenatal care resources.

Aims to "expand adoption support and prenatal care resources."

- Supports focusing on reading, math, science, and civics education.
- Aims to "expand adoption support and prenatal care resources."

Education

Opposes "one-size-fits-all federal dictates" on energy policies.

- Opposes "one-size-fits-all federal dictates" on energy policies.

Energy & the Environment

Supports requiring voter identification and ensuring that voter registration lists are up-to-date.

Wants to "require voter identification and maintain clean rolls."

- Wants to "require voter identification and maintain clean rolls."

Voting & Elections

Wants to "audit and cut unaccountable foreign aid."

Supports confronting adversaries and supporting allies who share similar values.

Seeks to "confront adversaries and support allies who share our values."

- Wants to "audit and cut unaccountable foreign aid."
- Seeks to "confront adversaries and support allies who share our values."

Foreign Policy and Immigration

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Rob Altman

Wants to address inflation and reduce the cost of living.

- Supports fewer regulations, lower taxes, & "policies that empower business owners to create jobs & fuel local growth."
- Plans to expand affordable housing.
- Wants to "combat inflation and lower everyday costs."
- Supports "re-shoring manufacturing and critical industries."

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