Laura Morett

In 2015, Morett announced that she would be running for a seat in the Oregon House of Representatives as a Republican in the 2016 election. Her Democratic opponent in the District 20 general election would be one-term incumbent Paul Evans. Despite Morett getting the endorsements of such organizations as the Oregon Farm Bureau and the NFIB, she lost to Evans by almost 2,000 votes out of nearly 33,000 cast.

On Day 27, immunity was won by Mick Trimming, meaning that Morett would finally be targeted by Hantz and Waters at Tribal Council. When voting finally occurred, though, the vote was split 5–5 between Morett and White. On the revote, Fincher switched his vote to Morett, thus sending her out of the game in tenth place and making her the third member of the jury. At the Final Tribal Council, she ended up voting for White to win the title of Sole Survivor, over fellow finalists Hantz and Trimming.

In 2009, Morett was cast on the 19th season of the American television series Survivor. She had originally auditioned for The Amazing Race, but got called to do Survivor instead. In 2013, she returned to Survivor for the series' 27th season, this time with her daughter Ciera Eastin (who, by that time, was herself a married woman).

Laura Suzanne Morett (née Kampstra; July 30, 1969), is a development director and business owner best known for competing on the reality competition show Survivor. In 2016, she made a run for public office in her home state of Oregon.