Anna Ferguson was born and raised in the Qualla Community. She attended North Carolina State University. She lives in Western North Carolina with her husband and has one child.

Anna currently works in construction finance. She has also served in governance and oversight roles with the Eastern Band of Cherokee Indians, including participation on the EBCI Governing Board of Audit and Ethics and the EBCI Planning Board. In addition, she has been involved in church finance and event committees, supporting budgeting and organizational operations within her local community.

Anna Ferguson's campaign for the North Carolina House of Representatives District 119 is her first entry into politics.

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Anna's campaign for the North Carolina House of Representatives District 119 is her first entry into politics.

Supports prioritizing the local economy and ensuring rural communities receive equitable resources.

- Supports prioritizing the local economy and ensuring rural communities receive equitable resources.

Economy

As of January 2, 2026, Anna Ferguson’s website did not contain information on this issue.

Energy & the Environment

Supports adequately funding Medicaid and rural healthcare services.

- Supports adequately funding Medicaid and rural healthcare services.

Healthcare

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Public Safety

Supports increasing teacher pay and addressing low funding for public education.

- Supports increasing teacher pay and addressing low funding for public education.

Education

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Anna Ferguson

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Anna Ferguson was born and raised in the Qualla Community, where she is a third-generation resident on her family’s farm. She attended North Carolina State University. She lives in Western North Carolina with her husband and has one child.

Anna currently works in construction finance, where she has more than 30 years of professional experience. She has also served in governance and oversight roles with the Eastern Band of Cherokee Indians, including participation on the EBCI Governing Board of Audit and Ethics and the EBCI Planning Board. In addition, she has been involved in church finance and event committees, supporting budgeting and organizational operations within her local community.

Supports prioritizing the local economy and ensuring rural communities receive equitable resources

- Supports prioritizing the local economy and ensuring rural communities receive equitable resources

Supports adequately funding Medicaid and rural healthcare services

- Supports adequately funding Medicaid and rural healthcare services

Supports increasing teacher pay and addressing low funding for public education

- Supports increasing teacher pay and addressing low funding for public education

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