Representative Jaci Grote

Jaci Grote is a Democratic member of the New Hampshire House of Representatives representing the Rockingham 24th district. She has been an incumbent since assuming office on December 5, 2018, and is currently serving her third term. Grote has called the Seacoast of New Hampshire her home for 37 years, with 24 of those years spent in Rye. She is married and has dedicated 17 years to local government service.

Education

Grote holds a BS in Chemical Engineering from the University of Massachusetts, Amherst and an MBA in Finance from New Hampshire College.

Political Experience

Grote brings extensive experience in both local and state government. Her public service includes:

• State Representative, New Hampshire House of Representatives
• Member, Joint Legislative Committee of Administrative Rules
• Rockingham Planning Commissioner
• Member, Seacoast Safe Drinking Water Commission
• Chairman, Rye Budget Committee
• Former Chairman, Rye Planning Board
• Former Member, Rye Conservation Commission

Throughout her tenure as state representative, Grote has sponsored and supported legislation signed by the Governor, including bills addressing healthcare workforce expansion, landfill protection from toxic substances, police and firefighter retirement support, zoning provisions for child care uses, and insurance coverage for medical procedures. Her work has emphasized balancing development with environmental protection and long-term fiscal stability in her community.