North Carolina Gov. Roy Cooper (D) said on Sunday that if Vice President Harris wins North Carolina in the general election this November, she “is the next president of the United States.” Cooper told CBS News’s Margaret Brennan that he was confident Harris could win over voters in North Carolina and praised the vice

"There's no question about it. It's close here in North Carolina," North Carolina Gov. Roy Cooper told "Face the Nation with Margaret Brennan."

The honeymoon with voters in battleground North Carolina is fading, according to polling for Democratic presidential candidate Kamala Harris. As former President Donald Trump rolled into Charlotte on Friday to address the National Fraternal Order of Police,

So, what is the significance of the Times/Siena latest poll, which gives Trump a one-point national edge over Vice President and Democratic nominee Kamala Harris when nearly every other poll has shown Harris slowly building a slight national lead while also surpassing Trump in many of the crucial swing states?

This stop is the first of many for Harris and her running mate Tim Walz as part of their tour through battleground states in the days following Tuesday's debate.

The governor of one of the 'big seven' swing states claimed that if Kamala Harris can win in their territory, she will defeat Donald Trump in November.