RANDY PINOCCI, COMMISSIONER
Source-published biographyRandy Pinocci was elected to serve on the Public Service Commission in 2018. His district has changed twice since he was elected. The district currently encompasses 20 house districts, and has the most square miles of any PSC district.
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Randy Pinocci was elected to serve on the Public Service Commission in 2018. His district has changed twice since he was elected. The district currently encompasses 20 house districts, and has the most square miles of any PSC district.
RANDY PINOCCI, COMMISSIONER
Source-published biographyPrior to being elected to the PSC, Randy Pinocci was a small business owner while working full time in the printing business for over 32 years, specializing in political direct mail. He also has served as a statewide director for former United States Senator Conrad Burns, chair of the Second Amendment Committee for the Republican Party (the first of its kind in the United States, set up by former NRA President Charlton Heston). Pinocci also served in 2015 as a member of the Montana State House of Representatives. He served as a longtime member of the Board of Directors for the Montana Shooting Sports Association (MSSA). During that time, he assisted in introducing and passing pro-gun laws in Montana. MSSA has passed more pro-gun law than any other state organization in United States history.
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Prior to being elected to the PSC, Randy Pinocci was a small business owner while working full time in the printing business for over 32 years, specializing in political direct mail. He also has served as a statewide director for former United States Senator Conrad Burns, chair of the Second Amendment Committee for the Republican Party (the first of its kind in the United States, set up by former NRA President Charlton Heston). Pinocci also served in 2015 as a member of the Montana State House of Representatives. He served as a longtime member of the Board of Directors for the Montana Shooting Sports Association (MSSA). During that time, he assisted in introducing and passing pro-gun laws in Montana. MSSA has passed more pro-gun law than any other state organization in United States history.
RANDY PINOCCI, COMMISSIONER
Source-published biographyRandy's statement on serving as a Montana Public Service Commissioner:
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TONY O'DONNELL, COMMISSIONER
Source-published biographyTony O’Donnell was elected to District 2 of the Montana Public Service Commission in November 2016. His district encompasses the south-central portion of the state, spanning from part of Yellowstone County to part of Missoula County.
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Tony O’Donnell was elected to District 2 of the Montana Public Service Commission in November 2016. His district encompasses the south-central portion of the state, spanning from part of Yellowstone County to part of Missoula County.
TONY O'DONNELL, COMMISSIONER
Source-published biographyTony has a genuine passion for work and has held 2-3 concurrent jobs throughout most of his life. Early in his career he spent several years in the financial and insurance professions. Prior to serving on the Montana Public Service Commission he worked at Lowe’s Home Improvement for 16 years, while simultaneously running a retail merchandising company.
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Tony has a genuine passion for work and has held 2-3 concurrent jobs throughout most of his life. Early in his career he spent several years in the financial and insurance professions. Prior to serving on the Montana Public Service Commission he worked at Lowe’s Home Improvement for 16 years, while simultaneously running a retail merchandising company.
TONY O'DONNELL, COMMISSIONER
Source-published biographyTony’s Statement on serving as a Montana Public Commissioner:
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WHAT'S TRENDING
Candidate-statedLATEST NEWS-Governor Appoints Former Commissioner Kirk Bushman As Interim PSC Commissioner For District 2 08/26/2026 Governor Greg Gianforte today announced the temporary appointment of Kirk Bushman of Billings to serve as Commissioner of District 2 on the Montana Public Service Commission (PSC), effective immediately.
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LATEST NEWS-Governor Appoints Former Commissioner Kirk Bushman As Interim PSC Commissioner For District 2 08/26/2026 Governor Greg Gianforte today announced the temporary appointment of Kirk Bushman of Billings to serve as Commissioner of District 2 on the Montana Public Service Commission (PSC), effective immediately.
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Candidate-statedCommissioners are elected to 4 year terms from 5 geographic districts across Montana. To view a map of the districts, read commissioner bios, and contact your representative on the Public Service Commission, visit the Commissioners page.
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Commissioners are elected to 4 year terms from 5 geographic districts across Montana. To view a map of the districts, read commissioner bios, and contact your representative on the Public Service Commission, visit the Commissioners page.
