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Democrat Roy Cooper running for Senate in NC

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Democrat Roy Cooper announces bid for North Carolina's open U.S. Senate seat

Former North Carolina Gov. Roy Cooper — a popular Democrat who is undefeated in statewide elections over a long political career — said Monday that he would run for this battleground state’s open U.S.

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Roy Cooper, former NC Governor announces he is running for Senate in 2026

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Democrat Roy Cooper expected to run for Senate from North Carolina, sources tell CNN

Roy Cooper enters North Carolina Senate race, setting up 2026 showdown

Former North Carolina Gov. Roy Cooper launched his campaign for U.S. Senate on Monday, setting up a high-stakes battle in one of the nation’s most competitive states and giving Democrats a marquee con...

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Roy Cooper enters North Carolina Senate race in win for Democrats

“I love North Carolina,” Former Gov. Roy Cooper announces run for U.S. Senate

Roy Cooper, former NC governor, launches US Senate campaign

The race between Cooper and Whatley, who previously served as chair of the North Carolina Republican Party, could prove to be “as close to a toss-up as exists in American politics,” Chris Cooper, a pr...

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Roy Cooper officially enters US Senate race

Roy Cooper entrance gives Democrats hope more Senate recruiting wins are on the way

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Top Dem Senate Recruit Gushes Over Support Of Trump Archnemesis

Former Democratic North Carolina Gov. Roy Cooper is aligning himself with one of President Donald Trump’s longtime foes as he

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Is former NC Gov. Cooper ready to make a Senate election decision?

Since Sen. Thom Tillis said he wouldn’t seek a third term, eyes have been on the former North Carolina governor to run in the Democratic primary.

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4 takeaways from second-quarter fundraising reports

The second quarter brought more big fundraising hauls for House Republicans and millions more for the most vulnerable Senate Democrat.