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Laramie City Council Ward 2 · Nov 3, 2026

Jayne Pearce

Candidate for City Council Ward 2

8 candidates · 4 seats4 sourced positions

Jayne Pearce is running for Laramie City Council Ward 2 in the Nov 3, 2026 election, against Brandon Newman.

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Program development manager at the University of Wyoming who served three terms on the Laramie City Council. She was first elected in 2012 and lost her seat in 2024.

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Jayne Pearce did not file in the spring; she was nominated for the November ballot as a write-in candidate in the August primary after Brandon Newman's only filed opponent dropped out. The Laramie Reporter · Sep 18, 2026

Where Jayne Pearce stands: positions on the record

Housing1 sourced position

  • Said at a public forum that everything possible should be done to increase the housing stock, as reported by The Laramie Reporter.

    “we all need to be supportive of any efforts that we can put forward related to housing”

    Forum answerThe Laramie Reporter · Sep 18, 2026

Stormwater fee1 sourced position
Rental housing1 sourced position

  • Said she would like to push the 2022 rental code further with more guarantees based on data collected.

    “I think it would be good to move forward and throw in some more guarantees based on the data we’ve collected and what we’re hearing.”

    Own statementThe Laramie Reporter · Sep 18, 2026

Public engagement1 sourced position

  • Said at a League of Women Voters forum that she supports more public forums.

    “I’m fully supportive of having more public forums or sessions that invite the public to bring up conversations”

    Forum answerThe Laramie Reporter · Sep 18, 2026

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