Gloristine is a state representative. She works at the North Carolina House of Representatives. She previously served as mayor.

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Gloristine Brown worked professionally as a nurse at Pitt Memorial Hospital.

Gloristine is currently serving in the North Carolina House of Representatives, having first been elected in 2022. She currently serves in leadership as the House Democratic Whip.

Worked with Governor Cooper to bring thousands of good-paying jobs to Eastern North Carolina.

- Worked with Governor Cooper to bring thousands of good-paying jobs to Eastern North Carolina.

Economy

Supports legislation to restore protections for wetlands and sensitive ecosystems.

- Supports legislation to restore protections for wetlands and sensitive ecosystems.

Energy & the Environment

Supports affordable healthcare access for all North Carolinians, including mental health care, substance abuse programs, and a women's right to choose.

- Supports affordable healthcare access for all North Carolinians, including mental health care, substance abuse programs, and a women's right to choose.

Healthcare

As of January 5, 2026, Gloristine Brown’s website did not contain information on this issue.

Voting & Elections

Public Safety

Supports fully funding public schools as essential for the state's success.

- Supports fully funding public schools as essential for the state's success.

Education

Foreign Policy and Immigration

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