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Poll: Roy Cooper maintains double digit lead in North Carolina Senate race
Cooper is benefitting from comparatively high name recognition as he faces former RNC Chair Michael Whatley in November.
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North Carolina will become first state in the country to mail absentee ballots Friday
The milestone kicks off a two-month sprint to Election Day in a perennial battleground state with multiple key races that could decide which party controls Congress.
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Democrat Roy Cooper needs to defy North Carolina history to keep winning streak alive in Senate race
North Carolina is a perennial political battleground that often renders a split verdict.
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Roy Cooper and Michael Whatley clinch U.S. Senate in North Carolina, setting up high-stakes fall fight
North Carolina is a traditional battleground where Democrats have been able to hold the Governor’s seat even as voters helped send Trump to the White House.
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North Carolina Primaries to narrow fields in must-win races
The race to replace U.S. Sen. Thom Tillis was getting attention long before he even announced his retirement.
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Thom Tillis blasts Justice Department, Donald Trump administration over Federeal Reserve probe
Subpoenas sent to the Fed show a criminal investigation was launched over renovation costs.
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Republicans gain edge in voter registration in North Carolina for first time ever
How this translates at the ballot box will be tested this year.
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Josh Stein shores up more Hurricane Helene relief as one-year anniversary approaches
‘These grants will help towns and counties across western North Carolina bolster critical infrastructure that keeps people safe.’
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Ukrainian refugee’s train stabbing death becomes early flashpoint in 2026 North Carolina Senate race
‘It already was anticipated to be a key 2026 Senate race for Democrats seeking to claim a Senate majority in next year’s midterm elections.’
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Josh Stein urges Trump Admin to boost Hurricane Helene recovery funding
‘While we are grateful for every dollar of federal support we have received, we need more.’