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Roy Cooper, North Carolina and Senate

Former Gov. Roy Cooper enters Senate race in North Carolina in boost to Democrats

Democrats had sought to recruit Cooper even before Republican Sen. Thom Tillis announced late last month that he wouldn’t seek reelection.

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Game on in North Carolina as former Democratic Gov. Roy Cooper launches Senate bid for GOP-held seat

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Former Gov. Cooper makes it official, enters North Carolina’s US Senate seat race

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Democratic North Carolina Governor Roy Cooper Launches US Senate Bid

North Carolina Governor Roy Cooper launched his campaign for the U.S. Senate on Monday, offering his Democratic Party one of its best opportunities nationwide to win back a Republican-held seat in nex...

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Roy Cooper makes his bid for North Carolina’s open Senate seat official

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Roy Cooper hints at 2026 Senate run

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Roy Cooper officially enters US Senate race

He mentioned advocating for the middle class and veterans and securing access to healthcare and Social Security.

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Democrat Roy Cooper announces bid for North Carolina's open U.S. Senate seat

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Cooper speaks at Democratic dinner ahead of expected U.S. Senate campaign announcement

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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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Q&A: NC Forward Party on its campaign to get on the ballot

North Carolina’s ballot access laws create an uphill battle for third parties seeking to get their candidates on the ballot, requiring more than 14,000 registered voters to sign their petition for access.

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RNC chair expected to run for Senate in North Carolina as Lara Trump opts out

Whatley previously met with National Republican Senatorial Committee Chairman Tim Scott about a potential Senate run in North Carolina, and the NRSC had been floating Whatley as a possible replacement for Tillis since January, according to a GOP operative. Tillis did not announce his plans to not seek re-election until months later.