Kathrine Pinner won the GOP nomination for St. Louis County Executive, snagging a surprising victory from Missouri State Representative Shamed Dogan.
Now voters are asking, who is Katherine Pinner?
Pinner tells The Marc Cox Morning Show she is a native St.
Louisan who grew up in the Bevo Mill area before moving to St. Louis County and attending Lindbergh High School. Pinner believes her background in IT, the service industry, and construction in addition to business certifications could be helpful if elected to office.
Filing as an exempt candidate, Pinner has been on the ballot since the opening day of registration.
“I won’t be spending any money, I won’t be accepting any donation,” says Pinner.
Relying on grassroots and innovation, Pinner says the campaign goal is to “work smarter not harder”, noting “money is not always the solution.”
“I stand for the Constitution of the United States of America, innovation, and common sense.”
Listen to Pinner’s interview above.
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