The North Carolina Young Republicans have built a strong foundation, successfully advancing their mission of recruiting, training, and electing young Republicans over multiple election cycles. The Advance NCYR slate is committed to building on that success—continuing the progress made while driving forward new momentum for the future.
Our Platform
The campaign is centered on strengthening and expanding the organization’s impact statewide through three key priorities. First, it aims to advance club growth by increasing both the number and quality of chapters and members, fostering a more engaged and effective state organization. Second, it focuses on advancing fundraising efforts by growing total dollars raised and expanding the number of events held across the state to support the mission. Finally, it emphasizes advancing election efforts by empowering chapter members, local chapters, and the broader state organization to play a more active and coordinated role as momentum builds toward the 2028 election cycle.
Advance Club Growth
Club growth is essential to the long-term success of NCYR across North Carolina. This effort will be led by the Executive Director in partnership with the Recruitment Committee Chairman and Regional Directors, focusing on three key areas: organization, structure, and purpose. Organization will ensure clubs meet constitutional requirements and maintain consistent communication to improve cohesion and effectiveness. Ultimately, all efforts will align with the core mission of recruiting, training, and electing Young Republicans.
Advance Fundraising
Fundraising is essential to sustaining and expanding the NCYR's presence across North Carolina. Led by the Finance Committee Chairman alongside the National Committeeman and National Committeewoman, efforts will focus on three areas: a Steering Committee of consistent non-YR donors to guide strategy, quarterly fundraisers held in conjunction with statewide meetings to engage donors and activists, and regional fundraisers in partnership with the YR Caucus to raise funds and awareness through shared proceeds.
Advance Election Efforts
Election efforts are key to advancing Republicans statewide during the upcoming cycles. Under the direction of committee chairmen and the Executive Board, this will include strengthening GOTV operations through coordinated chapter activity, business partnerships, and incentives for engagement; expanding training by hosting workshops at quarterly meetings; and enhancing legislative involvement through an annual Legislative Action Day with YR Caucus members to discuss key policy priorities.
Our Team
The Advance NCYR slate brings together a diverse group of leaders from across North Carolina, intentionally representing the state’s varied regions to ensure every chapter and community has a voice at the table. By drawing on perspectives from the Coast, the Piedmont, and the Mountains, the slate is uniquely positioned to understand the distinct needs and opportunities facing members statewide. This regional balance strengthens collaboration, fosters more inclusive decision-making, and ultimately allows the organization to better support, serve, and grow a unified presence across North Carolina.
The Advance NCYR slate represents all corners of North Carolina, bringing together a diverse and united team committed to strengthening the organization and delivering the leadership needed to move NCYR forward.
Sasha Lucas
Sasha Lucas currently serves as the NCYR First Vice-Chairwoman and is a candidate for the position of NCYR Chairwoman.
Jack Lambert
Jack Lambert currently serves as the NCYR Secretary and is a candidate for the position of NCYR First Vice-Chairman.
Jonathan McNabb
Jonathan McNabb currently serves as the NCYR Southwest Regional Director and is a candidate for the position of NCYR Second Vice-Chairman.
Fay Mychesky
Fay Mychesky currently is an NCYR
At-Large Member and is a candidate for the position of NCYR Secretary.
Bill Britton
Bill Britton currently serves as the NCYR Executive Director and is slated for reappointment.
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Alexandra “Sasha” Lucas, a member of the Piedmont Crossroads Young Republicans, is running for Chairwoman of the North Carolina Young Republicans. Her early political involvement began in Wake County, volunteering at polling locations with her father and later participating in Teenage Republicans, which led to opportunities as a House Page and Governor’s Page.She became further engaged in the movement through UNC Charlotte College Republicans and the Mecklenburg County Young Republicans, later continuing her involvement with the Wake County Young Republicans after joining the NCGOP professionally. Lucas has served on the NCYR Board of Directors and emphasizes building on the organization’s growth and momentum.As a candidate, she focuses on expanding club growth statewide, strengthening fundraising, and improving Get-Out-The-Vote efforts ahead of the 2028 election. She advocates for strong leadership grounded in teamwork, accountability, and transparency, with support for chapter-level development across North Carolina.Lucas is a UNC Charlotte graduate in Communications and Sociology and currently works in Community Relations at Mountaire Farms. She also serves as Treasurer of her local YR chapter and is involved in several entrepreneurial and civic ventures, including Airbnb hosting, Christmas tree farming, antique vending, and owning a marketing business.
Jack Lambert, a member of the Cabarrus-Rowan Young Republicans, is running for First Vice Chairman of the North Carolina Young Republicans. He became involved in politics as a teenager after attending a local Republican Party event, which led to ongoing engagement and leadership roles.Lambert’s involvement in the YRs grew while serving as Vice Chairman of the Cabarrus County Republican Party, where he helped establish a local Young Republican club and supported a county executive committee that included a strong representation of Young Republicans. He credits the organization’s recent momentum and seeks to continue building on that progress through professional, capable leadership.As a candidate, Lambert emphasizes growth and expansion—aiming to charter new Young Republican clubs across North Carolina while also revitalizing inactive regions. He highlights the importance of strengthening the organization in a key swing state through sustained engagement and development.He holds a degree in Administration of Justice from Catawba College and additional certifications in municipal finance and small business management. Lambert is a business owner and civic leader, serving as Co-Owner of L&L Recycling Solutions, President of L2 Equipment Sales, and holding multiple leadership roles in local community organizations in Cabarrus County.
Jonathan McNabb, a member of the Hiwassee River Young Republicans, is running for Second Vice Chairman of the North Carolina Young Republicans. He became politically engaged during President Donald Trump’s first campaign, attending GOP meetings with his father and developing an interest in grassroots conservative politics.McNabb is active in the Young Republicans because he believes in building the next generation of conservative leadership, particularly in rural areas like Western North Carolina. He sees the organization as a way to expand civic engagement and strengthen the Republican Party by involving more young people in politics and community service.As a candidate, he emphasizes growing membership, improving communication between local clubs, and increasing participation across the state. He also focuses on ensuring rural communities have a strong voice within the organization while promoting leadership development, networking, and unity.He is an HVAC technician from Murphy and a graduate of Asheville-Buncombe Technical Community College. McNabb serves as Chair of the Hiwassee River Young Republicans and is also involved with the Hiwassee Dam Volunteer Fire Department.
Fay Mychesky, an at-large member of the North Carolina Federation of Young Republicans, is running for Secretary. She grew up in rural eastern North Carolina and credits her upbringing in a family-run pharmacy and her college experience in Florida with shaping her commitment to conservative values and civic engagement.She joined the Young Republicans in 2021 and describes the organization as a key vehicle for turning her convictions into action and helping develop the next generation of conservative leaders. Mychesky is motivated by the organization’s recent growth and seeks to continue that momentum through strong, professional leadership.As a candidate for Secretary, she emphasizes operational excellence—ensuring accurate records, clear communication, and efficient coordination across chapters. She also prioritizes strengthening get-out-the-vote efforts ahead of upcoming elections and supporting statewide organizational growth.She holds a degree in Computer Science from Eckerd College and works as a project manager. Mychesky is also the co-founder of Women in Wireless Internet Service Providers and remains active in efforts to expand leadership and infrastructure within the organization.
William “Bill” Britton is slated for Executive Director of the North Carolina Young Republicans. His political involvement began in high school through student government and expanded through early participation in campaigns and candidate efforts, where he developed a strong interest in public service and political engagement.He became actively involved in the Young Republicans after discovering the organization online, following its statewide activities, and attending events across North Carolina. Over time, he helped establish the Sandhills Young Republicans, strengthening his commitment to building local and regional YR engagement.Within NCYR, Bill has served in multiple leadership roles, including Campaign Committee Chair, Vice Chair, and for the past four years as Executive Director. He also continues to serve as Chair of the Sandhills YRs. His experience has given him extensive knowledge of NCYR operations, strong statewide relationships, and a track record of supporting organizational growth and chapter development.Outside of NCYR, Bill is active in a range of civic and professional organizations, including the Moore County GOP, Union Pines FFA Alumni, the Moore County Historical Association, Cypress Pointe Fire/Rescue, the NC Association of Registers of Deeds, and the Property Records Industry Association. He is committed to continuing to provide steady leadership, operational support, and institutional knowledge to help advance NCYR’s continued growth and success.
