Congressman Randy Feenstra represents Iowa's 4th Congressional District in the U.S. House of Representatives, and serves on the House Ways and Means Committee and the House Agriculture Committee.
He was born and raised in Hull, Iowa where he and his wife, Lynette, raised their four children - Taylor, Erika, Dawson, and Savannah.
Before being elected to Congress, Randy worked for the Foreign Candy Company in Hull as Head of Sales, and later served as Hull City Administrator, Sioux County Treasurer, and Chairman of the Iowa Senate Ways and Means Committee where he authored, and Iowa Governor Kim Reynolds signed into law, the largest income tax reduction in state history back in 2017.
Randy also taught business and economics at his alma mater, Dordt University. In addition to earning his bachelor's degree from Dordt, Randy received a master's degree in Public Administration from Iowa State University.
In February of 2022, Randy completed his PhD by successfully defending his dissertation in Business and Healthcare Administration from Northcentral University, focusing specifically on maternal healthcare outcomes and healthcare deserts in rural America.
Randy is a strong voice for Iowa and a committed advocate for the unborn, fiscal responsibility, border security, and Iowa's family farmers, livestock producers, and thriving biofuels industry.