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Roy Cooper to jump into North Carolina Senate race Mon.

North Carolina Senate showdown ‘a true toss-up’ as Roy Cooper and Michael Whatley inch closer to 2026 bids

North Carolina’s 2026 Senate race is coming into focus as former Gov. Roy Cooper prepares to run and Republican National Committee Chair Michael Whatley, backed by President Donald Trump and GOP leadership,

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Democrats hope Roy Cooper can flip North Carolina

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Democrat Roy Cooper expected to run for Senate from North Carolina, sources tell CNN

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After Lara Trump opts out, president endorses RNC Chair Whatley for NC Senate race

There won't be a Trump on the ballot in North Carolina's Senate race, but the president is still putting his imprint on the marquee 2026 matchup.

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Democrats Chances of Flipping the Senate Just Went Up

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Former NC Gov. Roy Cooper to announce bid for U.S. Senate seat

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GOP’s NC Senate race coming into focus with Trump endorsement

However, Democrats’ dissatisfaction with the current Trump administration could play to their favor around this time next year, when voters can share the feedback at the ballot.

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Michael Whatley launches NC Senate campaign, is expected to step down as GOP chairman

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RNC Chair Whatley to run for North Carolina Senate seat with Trump’s support

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Democrats quick to respond to NC’s Michael Whatley entering U.S. Senate race

Democrats wasted no time Thursday attacking the RNC chairman for his loyalty to Lt. Gov. Mark Robinson and his support of President Donald Trump’s policies.

Federal review ends, North Carolina getting $165M share of $6.8B in grants

(The Center Square) – North Carolina will be getting the rest of the $165 million in grant funding from the U.S. Department of Education that was held up by a federal review.

North Carolina’s Democratic Party passes resolution calling for arms embargo on Israel. Many state leaders have stayed silent

When the executive committee of North Carolina’s Democratic Party passed a resolution in June calling for an immediate arms embargo on Israel, it set off another episode in the party’s ongoing struggles with how it addresses the Israel-Hamas war.