Rep. Annie Reinhart, a Republican, represents part of Clay County (District 34) in the Missouri House of Representatives.

Formerly a pharmacy technician with Westowne Pharmacy, Rep. Reinhart is now a full time legislator. Rep. Reinhart previously worked as a book and music buyer, an office manager, a cashier/receptionist, and an executive secretary to a plant manager.

In addition to her legislative duties, she is a member of the St. James Catholic Church where she formerly served as chairperson of the Parish Council and chairperson of the Building Committee. She also is a member of the Liberty Chamber of Commerce, Liberty Symphony board of directors, ALEC, Clay County Economic Development Council and National Foundation of Women Legislators. She has served as chaplain for the Liberty Federation of Republican Women, and is a former board member of the United Way and Women's Crisis Center in Camden, Arkansas.

A 1961 graduate of Pine Bluff High School in Pine Bluff, Arkansas, Rep. Reinhart also attended the Brown School of Business.

Born October 29, 1942, in Mobile, Alabama, Rep. Reinhart currently resides in Liberty with her husband, Mike. They have four children: Angie, Darren, Elana and David; along with eight grandchildren.