Grant Pace is a Republican member of the Utah House of Representatives, representing District 60. Pace entered the House by appointment in May 2026, filling the seat left vacant when Representative Tyler Clancy resigned to become the state’s homelessness director. House Speaker Mike Schultz administered the oath of office to Pace in early May 2026, at the same ceremony as two other newly seated members, former Congressman Rob Bishop and Jackie Larson.1
Pace, a resident of Provo, had already entered the 2026 race for the seat and advanced through the Republican Party’s convention process for District 60 that spring. Pace is seeking a full two-year term in the November 2026 general election; the appointment runs until the new term begins in January 2027.
Pace studied at Brigham Young University, earning a bachelor’s degree in 1974 and a law degree in 1977, and went on to complete a Master of Business Administration at Harvard University in 1984. Before joining the Legislature, Pace built a career in business as a company chief executive and entrepreneur.
District 60 is a Utah County district that includes parts of Provo. Because the appointment came after the Legislature’s 2026 general session had ended, Pace had not yet taken part in a regular lawmaking session at the time of joining the House.
