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Roy Cooper is running for United States Senate in North Carolina, campaigning in local areas and emphasizing education and Medicaid expansion.

Steady: 1 development in the last 24 hours, 2 in the last 7 days Updated 2 hours ago

The latest in this situation

  1. Cooper confirmed as Democratic nominee while Trump arrives in NC.
  2. Political researcher Jack Arthur is currently studying the candidates for the North Carolina Senate race.
  3. Trump personally selected Whatley as replacement, and fundraising totals are being tracked.
  4. Elon University conducted polls regarding Trump's approval rating in the NC Senate race.
  5. Trump attacks Cooper's record in the Senate race.

How it started

23 reports, 13 independent, last reported Oct 14. The briefing below covers this first event.

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Roy Cooper is running for United States Senate in North Carolina, campaigning in local areas and emphasizing education and Medicaid expansion.

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  1. Roy Cooper approved mass prison release and influenced immigration policy in North Carolina.Sub-event
  2. Political attacks on Roy Cooper's record while he campaigns in North Carolina.Sub-event
  3. Roy Cooper announced his run for US Senate in North Carolina, partnering with Donald Trump and leading Michael Whatley in a recent poll.Sub-event
  4. The Senate Leadership Fund commissions ads attacking Roy Cooper, while Ronald Hayes criticizes his policy decisions during the North Carolina Senate race.Sub-event
  5. Cooper highlights policy decisions on driver licensing while campaigning for the Senate.1 source
  6. Roy Cooper is leading the North Carolina Senate race but is struggling to gain majority control of the chamber.1 source
  7. Roy Cooper is campaigning for the US Senate in North Carolina, focusing on education and local issues.1 source

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