Representative Neal Pinnow - Contact Information
Official contact information for Representative Neal Pinnow of South Dakota, including email address, phone number, office address, and official website.
| Name | Neal Pinnow |
| Position | Representative |
| State | South Dakota |
| Party | Republican |
| Email Form | |
| Website | Official Website |
About Representative Neal Pinnow - Republican Representative of South Dakota
Neal Pinnow (Republican Party) is a member of the South Dakota House of Representatives, representing District 28B. He assumed office on January 10, 2023, and his current term ends on January 14, 2025.
Biography: Neal Pinnow earned a Bachelor’s degree in secondary education and teaching from Dickinson State University in 1994. His career experience includes owning and operating Hausauer Seamless Products LLC. Additionally, he worked as a controller with Northwest Farm & Home Supply and served as a secondary teacher at McIntosh High School. Notably, Pinnow has also held the position of mayor in Lemmon, South Dakota.
Committee Assignments (2023-2024):
- House Commerce and Energy Committee
- House Retirement Laws Committee
- House Taxation Committee
Elections:
- In the 2022 general election, Neal Pinnow defeated Calvin Reilly to secure his seat in the South Dakota House of Representatives District 28B. He received 80.7% of the votes.
- During the Republican primary for the same district, Pinnow emerged victorious, defeating Thomas Brunner with 56.5% of the votes.
District 28B encompasses all of Butte and Harding Counties, as well as the northern one-third of Perkins County.
Occupation: Owner/Operator of Hausauer Seamless Products LLC.
Frequently Asked Questions about Representative Neal Pinnow
How can I contact Representative Neal Pinnow?
You can contact Representative Neal Pinnow via phone at their office number, by visiting their official website , or by sending mail to their official office address.
What party does Neal Pinnow belong to?
Neal Pinnow is a member of the Republican party and serves as Representative for South Dakota.