Pullmans Didi Lubash and Trevor Vance compete for opening Ward 2 position

Didi Lubash and Trevor Vance are competing for the Ward 2 council seat in Pullman, set to open when Carla De Lira’s term concludes in December. Lubash, 26, is a full-time student focused on technology and culture, advocating for affordable healthcare and better public transportation. She aims to enhance food accessibility and address housing affordability issues. In contrast, Vance, 28, works as a project manager at Schweitzer Engineering Laboratories and is committed to revitalizing downtown Pullman, which recently underwent a $12 million renovation. He believes that transparency from the city is crucial for effective governance and aims to attract businesses to create a more lively downtown area.

Both candidates represent the perspectives of Pullman's younger demographic, with Lubash focusing on systemic health changes and Vance on fiscal responsibility. Their campaigns reflect a desire for progress and community engagement in city governance. Each candidate brings a unique viewpoint, addressing key issues that resonate with local residents.