Roy Cooper is seeking the U.S. Senate seat while Michael Whatley, former RNC chairman, is linked to Beaufort County.
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Updated Sep 21
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What happened
Roy Cooper is seeking the U.S. Senate seat while Michael Whatley, former RNC chairman, is linked to Beaufort County.
Who's involved
What this event is mainly aboutHow it developed
Newest first. Tap a step to see who reported it.- The North Carolina Senate race is attracting millions in campaign funding.Sub-event
- Michael Whatley campaigns in Craven County while Chris Cooper analyzes political risks, amid Epstein case pressure influencing GOP strategy.Sub-event
- A poll conducted alongside Fox News showed that Roy Cooper is leading Michael Whatley in the Senate race.Sub-event
Michael Whatley, former RNC chairman, is linked to Beaufort County during the Senate campaign.1 source
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The entities involved
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Roy Cooper
American attorney and politician (born 1957)
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Michael Whatley
Chair of the Republican National Committee since 2024
Related events
- 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.
- Roy Cooper announced his run for US Senate in North Carolina, partnering with Donald Trump and leading Michael Whatley in a recent poll.
- Donald Trump held a rally in North Carolina to support Senate candidate Michael Whatley against Roy Cooper.
- Roy Cooper appointed a leader to a task force as the North Carolina Senate race continues.
- JD Vance campaigned in Greensboro, North Carolina, where he rallied to support Michael Whatley's Senate campaign, with Donald Trump also involved.
Coverage
Newest first; wire copies grouped- vtcng.com
- rollcall.comAs Roy Cooper leads in polls, Democrats aren’t measuring the drapes yet
- witn.com