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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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RNC Chair Michael Whatley to seek open Republican-held Senate seat in battleground North Carolina: sources
RNC chair expected to run for Senate in North Carolina as Lara Trump opts out
VIDEO: Former NC Gov. Cooper hints at run for US Senate in 2026
Former North Carolina Governor Roy Cooper Saturday night gave his strongest indication yet that he would seek an open U.S. Senate seat next year while speaking at a state Democratic Party event in Ra...

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Democratic U.S. Senate candidate Wiley Nickel to suspend campaign, endorse Roy Cooper, pursue Wake DA seat
Former Gov. Cooper to speak at NC Democrats Unity Dinner ahead of possible Senate run
GOP’s NC Senate race coming into focus with Trump endorsement
That was enough for President Donald Trump to give Whatley his “total endorsement” late Thursday night.

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Trump endorses Michigan’s Rogers in U.S. Senate race, gives nod to Huizenga for backing out
The RNC chairman is stepping down. Trump wants a Florida Republican to step in
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NC’s 2026 Senate race looks like Cooper vs Whatley
By David Larson Carolina Journal There are major pre-announcement leaks from the left and the right on who will vie for North Carolina’s empty U.S. Senate seat. The incumbent, Republican Thom Tillis,
Roy Cooper to speak today ahead of expected run for NC's open U.S. Senate seat
Former North Carolina Gov. Roy Cooper is expected to speak at a high-profile state Democratic Party's "Unity Dinner" Saturday night, which will be his first public appearance since news emerged that he plans to run for U.
Three Toss-up races headline new Senate ratings for 2026
The universe of competitive Senate races remains small after new ratings by Inside Elections, and that's good new for Republicans.
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