- Roy Cooper and Michael Whatley are involved in an election contest, while criticism regarding Duke Energy's residential rate hikes also emerged.
- A convention was held in Dallas on September 9, 2026, involving Michael Whatley and Roy Cooper to contest the North Carolina Senate race.
- Michael Whatley is running against former Gov. Roy Cooper for the vacant U.S. Senate seat of Thom Tillis, with President Trump scheduled to visit Gaston County.
- Donald Trump held a rally in North Carolina to support Senate candidate Michael Whatley against Roy Cooper.
Markwayne Mullin visited North Carolina to criticize state leadership and Roy Cooper over immigration enforcement.
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What happened
Markwayne Mullin visited North Carolina to criticize state leadership and Roy Cooper over immigration enforcement.
Who's involved
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Part of
Donald Trump held a rally in North Carolina to support Senate candidate Michael Whatley against Roy Cooper.Also in this story
- JD Vance campaigned in Greensboro, North Carolina, where he rallied to support Michael Whatley's Senate campaign, with Donald Trump also involved.
- Michael Whatley is campaigning for the NC Senate seat, advocating for US manufacturing and a strong stance against mainland China, with support from Donald Trump.
- Trump held a rally in Dallas during midterms, while Whatley trailed Cooper in the Senate race, and Trump criticized Cooper over state crime rates.
The entities involved
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Markwayne Mullin
American politician (born 1977)
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COOPER
American artist (born 1976)
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North Carolina
state of the United States of America
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- Political analyst Michael Whatley observes that voters in North Carolina are increasingly moving away from the Democratic Party, noting Donald Trump's successful history in the state.
- Markwayne Mullin addressed an incident in New York City while the New York Times reported on planes linked to Kristi Noem.
- Markwayne Mullin participated in a policy event with Breitbart News on October 7, 2026.
- Donald Trump and Markwayne Mullin commented on the ICE protest situation.