Election 2026: Cooper Forecasts Race Decided by 3% or Less
- Democrat Roy Cooper leads Republican Michael Whatley in recent North Carolina U.S. Senate polls by margins ranging from 6% to 11%.
- Cooper predicts the 2026 Senate race in North Carolina will be decided by a margin of 3% or less, indicating its competitiveness.
- North Carolina's U.S. Senate seat is considered crucial nationally in the fight for Senate majority control.
- Cooper defended releasing 3,500 prisoners as part of a court-ordered litigation settlement in which he is a defendant.
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Election 2026: Cooper forecasts race decided by 3% or less
(The Center Square) – Democrat Roy Cooper, U.S. Senate candidate in the national attention-grabbing North Carolina race against Republican Michael Whatley, tells a national broadcaster no matter what the polls say his race is likely to be decided by 3%…
Election 2026: Cooper forecasts race decided by 3% or less - The Daily Bo Snerdley
(The Center Square) – Democrat Roy Cooper, U.S. Senate candidate in the national attention-grabbing North Carolina race against Republican Michael Whatley, tells a national broadcaster no matter what the polls say his race is likely to be decided by 3% or less. Pattern history of decades says he’s an underdog; the past year of campaigning, donations and polls says he’s the favorite. Party supporters are combining advertising buys of more than …
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