Nicholeen Peck is a Republican member of the Utah House of Representatives, representing District 28 . She assumed office on January 1, 2025, and is known for advocating parental rights, family values, education policy, foster care, and child protection from sexual abuse and grooming. Born March 29, 1975, in Salt Lake City, Utah , her name combines her parents' names, Nicholas and Janeen, meaning "victory and God is gracious." She is a member of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints and has gained recognition as a worldwide leader in mentoring families through her Teaching Self-Government program, as President of the Worldwide Organization for Women , and for her efforts at the Utah State Capitol and United Nations to protect faith, family, sovereignty, and Utah children. Notable achievements include nomination for Utah Young Mother of the Year, Who's Who in America honors, creating recovery programs for children rescued from sexual trafficking, and serving on various boards for colleges and organizations.

Education and Political Experience

Specific educational background is not detailed in available records. Politically, Peck began engaging with the Utah Legislature in 2011 as a citizen and unpaid lobbyist for faith, family, and sovereignty, later becoming president of the Empowered Families Coalition. She has served on the Utah PTA Safety Commission, parent review committee for state school tests, parent sex ed review committee for Tooele School District, National Title IX groups, and National Protect Child Health Coalition. Elected to the Utah House in 2024, she continues fighting for Utah values and family protections.