Election 2026: Story on halting cash to Whatley campaign ‘Hogwash!’
Reports said about $8 million was spent on Whatley in July and August, while super PACs added several times more, sources said.
- Reports claiming the National Republican Senatorial Committee excluded North Carolina from future spending plans are "entirely made up," according to officials, as Chairman Tim Scott labeled the Politico story "hogwash."
- The committee invested about $8 million to support Republican Michael Whatley in July and August, though super political action committees have funneled significantly more money into Whatley's campaign.
- Democrat Roy Cooper leads Whatley 49.2%-34.1% in Carolina Journal polling, bringing 38 years of experience to his bid to succeed Republican Sen. Thom Tillis.
- Communications Director Joanna Rodriguez called the Politico story "completely fabricated," and Nathan Brand, a senior advisor to Scott, said the chairman praised Whatley as a candidate with "polling momentum."
- With Republicans holding 53 seats, the North Carolina race remains a major battleground, as Democrats have not taken a midterm Senate seat in the state since John Edwards in 1998.
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Election 2026: Story on halting cash to Whatley campaign ‘Hogwash!’
(The Center Square) – With apologies to Mark Twain, the reported campaign death of Republican Michael Whatley from lack of ongoing cash from the National Republican Senatorial Committee was an exaggeration.
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Senate GOP Fundraising Chief Says Story on Halting Cash to Whatley Campaign ‘Hogwash!’
(Just The News)—With apologies to Mark Twain, the reported campaign death of Republican Michael Whatley from lack of ongoing cash from the National Republican Senatorial Committee was an exaggeration. Or as Chairman Tim Scott, the senator from South Carolina says, “Hogwash!” “The media is desperate to hand Democrats a win, but this is a new […]
Election 2026: Story on halting cash to Whatley campaign ‘Hogwash!’ - The Daily Bo Snerdley
(The Center Square) – With apologies to Mark Twain, the reported campaign death of Republican Michael Whatley from lack of ongoing cash from the National Republican Senatorial Committee was an exaggeration. Or as Chairman Tim Scott, the senator from South Carolina says, “Hogwash!” “The media is desperate to hand Democrats a win, but this is a new low … 100% fake news!” Scott wrote on social media. “Trust in media is at an all-time low, and thi…
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