Jaclyn Zimmermann

Political Party: Democratic

District: Missouri House of Representatives, District 98

Current Status: Member

Jaclyn Zimmermann is a lifelong resident of Missouri who grew up in Steelville and currently resides in Manchester with her husband Todd and three sons. She is a practicing attorney and small business owner. Her children attend public schools, which has informed her advocacy priorities.

As a Democratic representative, Zimmermann is a strong advocate for education, women's reproductive rights, and common sense gun legislation. She is committed to strengthening Missouri's public school system and addressing challenges facing educators, including low teacher pay. Regarding reproductive rights, she believes that women should have control over their own reproductive health and opposes government intervention in private medical decisions.

Education

Zimmermann attended Missouri State University for her undergraduate education. She later pursued law at the University of Missouri-Kansas City School of Law.

Political Experience

Zimmermann was elected to the Missouri House of Representatives in 2024, representing the 98th district. She assumed office on January 8, 2025, and serves as an incumbent member of the legislature.