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Wiley Nickel exits North Carolina Senate race the day after Roy Cooper announces candidacy
A former congressman will no longer seek an open U.S. Senate seat in North Carolina next year now that fellow Democrat Roy Cooper is running for the post.

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Former Rep. Wiley Nickel ends Senate bid in North Carolina after Cooper’s entry
Wiley Nickel exits NC Senate race as Democrats pin hopes on Roy Cooper
Democratic North Carolina Governor Roy Cooper Launches US Senate Bid
North Carolina Governor Roy Cooper launched his campaign for the U.S. Senate on Monday, offering his Democratic Party one of its best opportunities nationwide to win back a Republican-held seat in nex...

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Some North Carolina Democratic lawmakers break from party to pass Republican priorities
Former Gov. Roy Cooper enters Senate race in North Carolina in boost to Democrats
Democrats got a top Senate recruit in North Carolina. Now they’re trying to find more
“Governor Cooper is a formidable candidate who will flip North Carolina’s Senate seat, and his announcement is the latest indication that the Republicans’ Senate majority is at risk in 2026,” Senate ...

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Former Democratic Gov. Roy Cooper Will Run for the US Senate in North Carolina in 2026
Cooper: Washington lawmakers ‘taking food out of the mouths of hungry children’
Roy Cooper’s North Carolina Senate Run Boosts Democrats’ Hopes
The move will give Democrats a heavyweight candidate in what is set to be one of the most high-profile and expensive races of 2026.
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.
VIDEO: Former NC Gov. Cooper hints at run for US Senate in 2026
Former North Carolina Governor Roy Cooper Saturday night gave his strongest indication yet that he would seek an open U.S. Senate seat next year while speaking at a state Democratic Party event in Raleigh.
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