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Roy Cooper raises $3.4 million in first 24 hours of his Senate candidacy

Roy Cooper raised $3.4 million in the first 24 hours of his Senate campaign — a record-breaking sum for the former North Carolina governor in one of the most competitive upcoming Senate races.

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Former Democratic Gov. Roy Cooper Will Run for the US Senate in North Carolina in 2026

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Republicans attack NC's Roy Cooper just seconds after he launches Senate campaign

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Wiley Nickel suspends NC Senate bid, endorses Cooper

Former Rep. Wiley Nickel (D-N.C.) is ending his campaign for North Carolina’s Senate seat and endorsing Roy Cooper, a day after the former governor launched his much-anticipated bid.

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

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Former Gov. Roy Cooper makes first television appearance since announcing 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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Democrats believe Roy Cooper is a ‘game-changer’ in North Carolina Senate race

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Cooper formally announces bid for U.S. Senate

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Game on in North Carolina as former Democratic Gov. Roy Cooper launches Senate bid for GOP-held seat

Roy Cooper enters North Carolina Senate race as Democrats' top recruit, boosting chances to flip a key Republican seat in 2026 against likely GOP candidate Michael Whatley.

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Wiley Nickel exits NC Senate race as Democrats pin hopes on Roy Cooper

With former Gov. Roy Cooper widely viewed as Democrats’ best bet of flipping outgoing Sen. Thom Tillis's (R-NC) seat, former Democratic Rep. Wiley Nickel declined to mount a primary challenge against him.

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Former Gov. Roy Cooper says Senate run spurred by battle for health care access

Former Governor Roy Cooper has announced his candidacy for the U.S. Senate in North Carolina, joining Trump-backed RNC Chair Michael Whatley in what is expected to be a costly campaign.

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