Pleasanton City Council District 3 · Nov 3, 2026
Jamie Yee
Candidate for City Council District 3
Jamie Yee is running for Pleasanton City Council District 3 in the Nov 3, 2026 election, against Reena Gupta.
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TodayPleasanton Unified School District trustee from 2008 to 2020; has served on the city's Economic Vitality Committee and Civic Arts Commission. Works for Alameda County's public health agency.
- Occupation (from candidate statement)
- Public Health Communications Manager
- Endorsed by
- Lists endorsements from Vice Mayor Matt Gaidos, Councilmember Craig Eicher, Assemblymember Rebecca Bauer-Kahan, Livermore-Pleasanton Firefighters Local 1974, the Alameda County Democratic Party and the Alameda Labor Council, among others. Jamie Yee campaign site
- Campaign website
- jamieyee.com
Kathy Narum and Jamie Yee are both listed among the endorsers on Mayor Jack Balch's campaign site. Jack Balch campaign site
Where Jamie Yee stands: positions on the record
Housing1 sourced position
Wants to review results of the city's existing housing programs before continuing them, and to explore smaller homes that make ownership more attainable.
“I'd especially like to explore ways to make homeownership more attainable”
Own statementJamie Yee campaign site
Growth1 sourced position
Says Stoneridge, Hacienda and other areas offer opportunities, with zoning updated where it makes sense.
“We have opportunities at Stoneridge, Hacienda and other areas of the city. Let's look at them thoughtfully, update zoning where it makes sense, and make sure growth works for Pleasanton rather than simply adding units.”
Own statementJamie Yee campaign site
Economy1 sourced position
As reported by the Pleasanton Weekly; not a direct quote
Wants to raise more sales tax revenue from businesses already in the city, including at Stoneridge, and to work more closely with developers.
Own statementPleasanton Weekly · Apr 28, 2026
Transparency1 sourced position
As reported by the Pleasanton Weekly; not a direct quote
Says she would push for as much public input as possible on projects and decisions.
Own statementPleasanton Weekly · Apr 28, 2026
Priorities1 sourced position
Candidate statement in the city's official candidate statements
Lists public safety, a strong local economy, infrastructure needs and a transparent, accountable City Hall as priorities.
Own statementCity of Pleasanton candidate statements, Nov 3, 2026 · Aug 12, 2026
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