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Roy Cooper, Senate and North Carolina

Democrat Roy Cooper launches Senate bid in North Carolina for Tillis' seat

Roy Cooper, the former Democratic governor of North Carolina, officially launched his Senate bid for Republican Sen. Thom Tillis' open seat in 2026 on Monday.

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Former North Carolina Gov. Roy Cooper announces run for Senate in a win for Democrats

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Former Gov. Roy Cooper makes U.S. Senate campaign official

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Roy Cooper makes his bid for North Carolina’s open Senate seat official

Former Gov. Roy Cooper formally launched his campaign for U.S. Senate on Monday morning, making a long-rumored candidacy official and cementing himself as the all-but-certain Democratic nominee in 202...

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Former Gov. Cooper makes it official, enters North Carolina’s US Senate seat race

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Roy Cooper hints at 2026 Senate run

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

Cooper talked about policy accomplishments, including Medicaid expansion and teacher pay raises.

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What to know about Roy Cooper, Michael Whatley and the 2026 U.S. Senate race to replace Thom Tillis

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Roy Cooper officially enters US Senate race

Yahoo1y

NC Gov. Roy Cooper, Democrats want abortion access at forefront of 2024 ...

Gov. Roy Cooper and other North Carolina Democrats want to position abortion access as a key 2024 election issue. Cooper spoke in Charlotte Monday at a news conference with other Democrats to mark ...

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What North Carolina and Roy Cooper Can Teach Democrats - The Atlantic

Governor Roy Cooper doesn’t know why he keeps winning in North Carolina while other Democrats keep losing. “I wish there was a secret that I could tell you,” he told me a few weeks ago on a ...

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Gov. Roy Cooper as Vice President? Democrat ... - ABC11 Raleigh-Durham

RALEIGH, N.C. (WTVD) -- After throwing its support behind Vice President Kamala Harris, the North Carolina Democratic Party is now excited for the possibility that Gov. Roy Coper could join the ...