Pamela Ayscue
District 32
Granville County & Part of Vance County
Pam Ayscue
In Her Own Words
Dec 30, 2025 - Pam attends a working session with fellow NCEOB candidates and organizers
WHY I’M RUNNING I am a mother, teacher, and advocate who believes families in the Kerr-Tar region deserve a strong voice where decisions are made. After decades working with students, families, and youth in challenging circumstances, I know how policy choices affect real people. I’m running to ensure that those experiences are reflected in the work of the General Assembly. MY EXPERIENCE IN EDUCATION I have spent 28 years serving North Carolina public schools as a middle grades math and science teacher. I was honored to be named a North Carolina Teaching Fellow in 1997 and have taught students in Wake, Vance, Franklin, and Granville Counties. Today, I continue serving young people as a Juvenile Justice Educator with the Department of Public Safety, supporting students who need stability, structure, and opportunity. WHO I’VE SERVED Beyond the classroom, I serve as a Guardian ad Litem for District 11, a tutor with the Salvation Army Red Shield Club in Henderson, and a member of the Kerr-Tar Re-entry Council. My work has consistently focused on supporting children, youth, and families—especially those navigating difficult systems or transitions—so they can move forward with dignity and hope. WHAT I’LL BRING TO THE NC HOUSE If elected, I will advocate for a budget that fully funds public schools, fair salaries for teachers and state employees, affordable healthcare and housing, and strong support for justice-involved youth and their families. I bring experience, compassion, and a deep commitment to the people of House District 32. I am ready to represent our communities with care, clarity, and purpose.
Want to Vote for Pam?
Here’s Exactly What to Do
Step 1:
Check or update your voter registration, right away
Pam is running in the Republican primary.
To vote for her, you must be Registered Republican or Unaffiliated voter by the deadline.
➡️ Check or update your registration here: It's free, fast and easy!
Important registration deadlines
North Carolina requires voter registration changes 25 days before you vote.
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January 18 — last day to register or change your registration and vote early
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February 6 — last day to register or change your registration to vote on Primary Day, March 3
If you are currently registered as a Democrat and want to vote for Pam, you must change your registration to Unaffiliated by one of these deadlines.
Step 2: Vote early or on Primary Day
You can vote in the Republican primary in one of two ways:
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Early voting: February 12 – February 28
(Available if you are registered Republican or Unaffiliated by January 18) -
Primary Day: Tuesday, March 3
(Everyone who is registered by February 6 can vote on this day)
➡️ Find early voting sites or your Election Day polling place:
Step 3 (Important): Ask for the Republican ballot
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Registered Republicans will automatically receive a Republican ballot.
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Unaffiliated voters must ask for a Republican ballot when they vote.
Note: Asking for a Republican ballot does not change your party registration.
Why March matters
The real decision in this race happens in March.
Pam is running against Frank Sossamon in the Republican primary in March. The winner of that race advances to the November general election.
There are also two candidate running in the District 32 Democratic primary. Whoever wins that race will also advance to the November general election.
The winner of the November general election will become your representative.
If you want Pam to be on the ballot in November, you must vote for her in March.
Quick checklist
✔️ Register Republican or Unaffiliated by Jan 18 (to vote early)
✔️ Or register by Feb 6 (to vote on March 3)
✔️ Vote Feb 12–28 or March 3
✔️ Ask for a Republican ballot
