Alysa Kassay is from New York. She has an associate's degree from Randolph Community College and a bachelor's degree from the University of North Carolina. She is married and has adult children. 

Alysa Kassay is from New York. She has an associate's degree from Randolph Community College and a bachelor's degree from the University of North Carolina. She is married and has adult children. She volunteers with the Girl Scouts and local food banks.

Alysa is a retired supervisory civil servant. She worked at the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) for 30 years, starting as a clerk when she was 19 years old and eventually becoming a supervisor. 

Alysa is retired. She worked at the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) as a clerk, and then as a supervisor.

North Carolina's 6th Congressional District election, 2026 - Ballotpedia

Alysa's campaign for U.S. Representative is her first campaign for public office.

Supports lowering housing costs, protecting tenants, expanding affordable housing construction, supporting strong union jobs, assisting small businesses, and reducing the costs of necessities like gas and groceries.

Supports lowering housing costs, protecting tenants, and expanding affordable housing construction.

Supports small businesses by providing access to the Small Business Administration and aims to lower the costs of necessities for residents.

Supports small businesses by providing access to the Small Business Administration.

Supports expanding free high-speed internet access to every household in North Carolina, viewing it as a necessity.

Plans to push for the creation of "strong" union jobs.

- Supports lowering housing costs, protecting tenants, and expanding affordable housing construction.
- Supports small businesses by providing access to the Small Business Administration.
- Supports expanding free high-speed internet access to every household in North Carolina, viewing it as a necessity.
- Plans to push for the creation of "strong" union jobs.
- Supports providing utility assistance.

Economy

For Candidate Alysa Kassay on Issue public-safety:  
Focuses on safeguarding personal data with stronger accountability.

Focuses on safeguarding personal data with stronger accountability.

- Focuses on safeguarding personal data with stronger accountability.

Public Safety

Supports abortion access and believes the government should not interfere in personal healthcare decisions between individuals and their doctors.

Supports protecting Medicare, expanding Medicaid, lowering prescription drug prices, and eliminating junk fees in healthcare.

- Supports abortion access and believes the government should not interfere in personal healthcare decisions between individuals and their doctors.
- Supports protecting Medicare, expanding Medicaid, lowering prescription drug prices, and eliminating junk fees in healthcare.

Healthcare

Opposes North Carolina's school voucher system, advocating for the use of tax dollars to strengthen public education instead.

Fights to ensure students can pursue their dreams without lifelong student debt, guarantees no child goes hungry at school, and prioritizes safety for parents, students, and teachers.

Believes students should be able to pursue their dreams without lifelong student debt.

Plans to work so that no child goes hungry at school.

- Opposes North Carolina's school voucher system, advocating for the use of tax dollars to strengthen public education instead.
- Believes students should be able to pursue their dreams without lifelong student debt.
- Plans to work so that no child goes hungry at school.

Education

Supports clean energy solutions, strong EPA protections, and sustainable green infrastructure, prioritizing children's future over fossil fuel profits and protecting National Parks and wildlife areas.

Supports clean energy solutions including solar and wind energy.

Supports protecting National Parks and wildlife areas.

- Supports clean energy solutions including solar and wind energy.
- Supports protecting National Parks and wildlife areas.
- Plans to restore strong EPA protections.

Energy & the Environment

Believes the current administration's treatment of immigrants is unethical and cruel, supports pathways to permanent residency and citizenship for immigrants seeking a better life, and emphasizes the need for respect and dignity in immigration policies.

- Believes the current administration's treatment of immigrants is unethical and cruel, supports pathways to permanent residency and citizenship for immigrants seeking a better life, and emphasizes the need for respect and dignity in immigration policies.

Foreign Policy and Immigration

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

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